I don’t know anything about Vic or Tamara but the obvious is enough to me. Tamara has many friends in the industry, people she comes across do tend to show her on their Instagram and or follow her back. Not the same in Victorias case. She lost friendship with Em Sheldon, Lydia(ok this isn’t probably her fault) and many others. When other influencers meet her they don’t tend to like her, she only hangs out with people who are smaller than her and even more insecure (if possible). So I let usually those things speak to me.
Her insecurity probably drives people away and I would imagine that Tamara’s confidence is the reason why Victoria bullied her in the first place.
Tamara has Caro and Xenia who all 3 dig at each other constantly. Tamara doesn’t have friends for long, like the influencer from Amsterdam she used to stay with (they don’t talk anymore), VikTheKid or whatever she’s called also doesn’t say Hi to Tamara anymore, the gay guy she used to travel with doesn’t speak to her anymore, her old assistant just didn’t turn up to New York Fashion week. Tamara doesn’t show any of her team anymore because they never stayed working for her for long and people kept asking where they had gone. The only friend Tamara has consistently had is her sister. I don’t doubt Vic doesn’t make effort to socialise with others and is a problem in a lot of her friendships, but my point was if anyone has a fallout with Tamara, I can imagine she wouldn’t make any effort to make them feel comfortable. She took a dig at Lydia for advertising clothes conditioner and laughed. Tamara is a mean girl, Vic has a victim mentality and is very fragile of any criticism or negativity towards her, I wish I was a fly on the wall when they do cross paths every so often.
Curious about the whole Vic bullying Tamara thing, can anyone explain as I don’t think I was reading this thread when that was revealed. Vic does tend to only gravitate to people like Rebecca who isn’t a competition and no offence to Rebecca
but probably makes Vic feel prettier in comparison.