Laura Blair

[Nancy Knows]

Disagree. Men love a strong woman…..they bloody follow me around. I had an altercation with a security guard who was being mean to an elderly customer (so I was sticking up for said old person). Within a minute 3 men around me were chatting me up…..”where you from” chatty chatty. I get that all the time. They love it.

I am independent to a certain degree too. It gives you freedom and your own money. If a man can’t cope with that he’s not your man. On the other hand there are those men who want to live off your money too!!!

I am happy to pay and will always pay my own way

 

[ThirdWorldGlam]

I think the issue of our generation, perhaps influencers like Laura being an extreme example, is that we are self obsessed in a way is off-putting for other people, including potential partners

Laura's "job" is to take half naked shots in London city for content / clicks, I can see a mile away why this causes issues with plenty relationships and love life.

As soon as you break the victim bubble you can brush away your ego and a lot of things come back to you easily

 

[kaaa2]

Men don’t take her seriously because look at her videos she’s pushing 40

 

[Chocolategoggler]

Even when she was on 2k subscribers she came across as loaded. Getting invited on stay overs by posh brands. I can't make head nor tail of it.

I think Georg is smart with her marketing strategies and does not rely as much on fast fashion / cheap brands, many brands to use her as "model", so many of those trips are brands wanting to shot her for content. Laura has fallen into a loop of H&M - Zara hauls that will be difficult to get rid of.

But for Georg, I also wonder what's her actual source of income, if that makes any sense

That'd be interesting to find out re source of income.. I'm guessing she has other revenue streams. Hopefully not falling into the trap of these other 'influencers' who are yacht girls/ sugar babies on the side

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Back to Laura.. I sincerely hope she stops posting spread legged gym selfies of herself with her mammaries squished out of her bra top.. Highly trashy for someone trying to portray a 'luxury' 'classy' 'sophisticated' lifestyle..

I was just watching Jowg (Georg White). She was saying people like her are spoilt and get given everything, so there isn't really much that they want, and I found myself asking the eternal question. "Where do you get all your money from as your subscriber numbers are so low?"
People, possibly Tattlers have told me that everything they show on screen they can offset against tax, and Georg is constantly showing everything she has (I don't mean flashing) e.g. things. She does it in such a chatty way, like she is talking to a friend over zoom and going about her day, opening her post and showing what's inside. It's not obvious flogging.
Such a conundrum.

 

[Nancy Knows]

Laura is on Raya. Just saying - all the Instagram pictures……her dates will be pissed off she’s only a midget

 

[Chocolategoggler]

Laura is on Raya. Just saying - all the Instagram pictures……her dates will be pissed off she’s only a midget

I wouldn't call 5 foot 4 a midget!

 

[Nancy Knows]

Well she pretends to be so much taller on her Instagram. Smoke & mirrors.

 

[ThirdWorldGlam]

I got this recommended and immediately thought of Georg and some other influencers which do not seem to have such a following to justify their incomes



Laura does live exactly as I would expect a "famous" influencer to live tbh

 

[Chocolategoggler]

Georg (White) has been burgled. Seems it happened at 10 am and they took all her designer stuff, her make up and her Dyson. She discovered it when she returned home at 5 pm. They left her laptop as it could be tracked - took the go pro instead.
Her friends rallied round but there was no mention of Laura.
She thinks they'd been watching her.
Then to cap it all a guy with a Made in Chelsea bloke - Ollie? started filming her and posting it saying he'd seen Bonnie Blue in the wild.
Talk about having a tit day.
She's not bothered about what they've taken as they're just things. She was upset that they'd taken a photo of her with her grandad and the vacuum cleaner, as she wanted to clean.
I wonder if the insurance company will pay out. She doesn't post in real time so this happened weeks ago.
She had so many clothes in her wardrobe room. How on earth did they get all the stuff out without being seen?