agree with you, but I guess her demographic is the comfortably off yummy mummy who can afford to buy organic and fresh. If she’s “catering” to anyone else with this content then she’s seriously tone deaf. I don’t think its aimed at anyone who is struggling financially.
With all the replies to challenging comments I’ve read from her, I believe she’s genuinely incapable of switching perspectives and putting herself in other people’s shoes.
I remember last summer a woman commented in French that the constant PR travel content was getting out of hand. Her response was that, just like any employed person gets paid leave, she gets paid holidays too in the form of trips and perks for her family. No, Manon, it is not normal for the average employee to be gifted five-figure luxury stays for a family of four six times a year.
And during a week in which she promoted stuff worth at least €3,000, she replied to my comment saying she’s uncomfortable promoting “luxury brands” because that’s supposedly not her and her husband’s lifestyle. Well, in my world, a € 200 Sézane summer dress you wear three times a year absolutely is luxury.
In her world, she’s successful because she works hard and made the right choices. And then there’s the peasants who are apparently just too stupid to organise themselves properly and therefore too poor to afford a decent sea bass... too bad for them
