Petulant_vlogger
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Thread title suggestion: Little Pearl is hard to mother, Disney trips come one after the other.
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Largeandincharge
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These days you can’t even call a spade a spade without being bollocked for it! No one complained to channel 4 or whoever about the name of the show!
Lancerconnection
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Crying at this comment on her liam post 
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cushtybert
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SwipeUpSally
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Title suggestion: A life of ease, full of pasta and cheese, she's engaged, if you please! It's Lady Louise!
Ladybug1122
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Do you know what I really hope Louise does come on here and read the truth about what people think of her. She's so far up her own arsehole it's unreal. I messaged the nspcc on IG about how I found it absolutely shameful that they had 'celebs' to a charity ball to highlight the cause, yet none of those attended even though they claim they are ambassador's show much if not any awareness to the state of child protection or awareness to the charity itself. I'm sick to death of these 'celebs/influencer's' with the platform they have use it for the worst kind of vanity. They are using that title as a gain. It's so wrong and ignorant. Yeah Louise you buy a few odd bits from a charity shop but your not doing much else? Why don't you donate half the posted gifts you receive? Why don't you donate one of your Disney holidays to a family with a sick child???? I get she's going to do a few adds here and there but my god this woman!! Me and my partner are buying gifts for children every time we go out somewhere like pocket money toys, clothes, books, craft bits and putting it all together next Christmas for a children's charity. Its not a big thing but we are stretching our money to last us and family and others who have nothing. It's 2020 and all I see is bullshit from these influencer's'. Greed and gain. I would rather give my money to a homeless person anyday then buy whatever they are flogging. Sorry long rant but it makes me mad
teaintoronto
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If the idea is to get married at a place that has a lot of personal meaning to you, Louise should get married in the shopping centre in Milton Keynes that she's constantly at 
Maybe in front of the Primark or Poundland, with the wedding reception either at the soft play or in one of the vintage shops she so loves to frequent
Maybe in front of the Primark or Poundland, with the wedding reception either at the soft play or in one of the vintage shops she so loves to frequent
Elle
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Don't think they meant any offence. 'My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding' was a documentary series exploring the extravagance of some Irish traveller weddings. No doubt they were suggesting that Louise's wedding will be similarly extravagant, with the added tack of Disney.
BustySinclair
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What a weird thing to say in the interview. Bossy louise ordering liam around as usual.
bubbletea123
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I can't believe Liam went along with the Hello mag part. I bet his police officer friends are teasing him about it.
hahaha and I bet Zoella is pissed. In 6 years, Louise got a divorce, met someone new, had a child and now a proposal, and Zoe still has nothing.
Lemonz
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Oh see I actually thought that was ... refreshing in a way, obviously anyone passing away is upsetting but - her nan is very old and hasnt been in the best health for a while, and Louise has already dealt with bereavement (a very traumatic one) so i actually found it a bit more realistic that she wasnt a total mess.
Everyone is different after all - it might seem odd to you but for some people death is just part of life, and yes its terribly sad, but for instance in my family, i lost my first grandparent at 9 and the last at 24, and in our family its just something we've been brought up to accept as a natural part of life, so whilst obviously it is terribly sad to lose someone, and I do miss them, I was never devastated like some people are because i'd already accepted the fact they would leave us at some point. They were old and unwell. Its what happens.
This might sound quite cold if your personal experiences dont line up - but we're all different and deal with things in different ways. In our family we talk and joke about death, my nan on her deathbed was making jokes about turning up in the afterlife and my grandad bollocking her for having taken so long. Its just how we are.
I also know that we're not unusual in this aspect, met plenty of people like it in my life. Maybe its our area or something??
Everyone is different after all - it might seem odd to you but for some people death is just part of life, and yes its terribly sad, but for instance in my family, i lost my first grandparent at 9 and the last at 24, and in our family its just something we've been brought up to accept as a natural part of life, so whilst obviously it is terribly sad to lose someone, and I do miss them, I was never devastated like some people are because i'd already accepted the fact they would leave us at some point. They were old and unwell. Its what happens.
This might sound quite cold if your personal experiences dont line up - but we're all different and deal with things in different ways. In our family we talk and joke about death, my nan on her deathbed was making jokes about turning up in the afterlife and my grandad bollocking her for having taken so long. Its just how we are.
I also know that we're not unusual in this aspect, met plenty of people like it in my life. Maybe its our area or something??
DoseofReality
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I posted this in the last thread
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Louise's advice: see as little of your children as possible.
How does she keep getting book deals?!
Sooverthat
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Oh how I WISH some concerned and kind hearted parent had approached her during her moment of tears mid Pear meltdown. You know, to tell her how in appropriate her behaviour was, that perhaps it wasn't the child's fault to be having a tantrum, but thst there are more better ways to deal with things. Just like lovely Louise did with the swimming man 
Yoghurtpots
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Jeeze enough with the gypsy offense! I'm sure 99% of gypsys wouldn't have been offended by that comment, the other 1% are probably the permanently offended.