Mia Boardman

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I think that was her choice, though. I really get the idea that she wanted to be in with the family as much as possible and Manley didn’t fancy moving out of his mums. Look how he was when they eventually did move in together
 
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She moved into her dad’s because she hated the house she moved into and wasn’t the lease up? So she’ll have moved before she had to re-sign. Don’t think it had anything to do with Olly..
I think she would’ve rented again if there was no Olly. I can’t see her doing this if there was no one to buy a house with
 
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I guess you would expect her family to have helped but who would want their child with Manley? As someone said look how he treated her.
No way would a decent family want to help with any money to fund a place for him to live
 
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I think her family definitely have helped her over the years. It looks like it’s her mums side with the money. If you compare her situation with say Amber for example then I think you can tell that she has been helped out along the way. I know she makes money from instagram now but she’s always lived a lifestyle that would not be feasible for somebody in her situation without being bankrolled.
 
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True, but it’s weird she’s been renting rubbish places (the last one for near on £1000 a month) when you’d have thought someone could’ve easily lent her money for a deposit on a property like that. The average sale price for a detached house in her grandparents area over the last 12 months is £1.9 mil. Bearing in mind her grandparents’ is one of the nicest in the area, and has always stood out to me, so I reckon is worth even more than the average!
 
I think the people talking about help mainly meant before influencing when she lived with the Geddess family
 
I couldn’t agree more with this. She clearly has her own money she’s an adult and can prioritise a home for her child but still seems to pour it down the drain, rven more so since olly has been on the scene.
 
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Her family probably saw Manleys snapchats and thought wow look at all the money he has, mia’s fine
 
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Agreed!

I hate this idea that people who come from a family with money should just be given some of that money too. It teaches people nothing. Life isn't as simple as just being handed money because your family have it!
 
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I’ve not been given anything from family either, working class background. I didn’t say they should give her the deposit, but lend rather than letting her waste money on renting. I would help family out if I were wealthy.
Although you are right, she’s chosen this type of lifestyle she has now.
 
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I reckon they disapprove of her lifestyle choices aka teenage pregnancy, being with a rat like Manley and wasting money so that’s probably why… just find the contrast of their house in the new forest with the fact she was renting a shit hole in a rough area in Southampton crazy
 
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True, but it’s weird she’s been renting rubbish places (the last one for near on £1000 a month) when you’d have thought someone could’ve easily lent her money for a deposit on a property like that.
Her rent for that latest little 2 bed house was like £500PM we all found it on rightmove at the time. Def wasn’t £1000!
 
Mia wasn't close with her dad growing up was she, I remember her saying in one of the early episodes that they had only grown closer as she'd got a bit older.

Does anyone know anything about her mum? It is a bit crazy that her gran has that amazing house and Mia has ended up with the lifestyle she has. The gran's house doesn't look like new money either it looks like old money. And Mia and her dad do not give off that vibe at all.

She must have gone to school/ grown up in the same area as Manley/ Erin though?

I reckon like someone else has said it's her family disapproving of her lifestyle choices as a teen. She fell in with a Manley/ Erin crowd etc and it's probably quite a sensible decision of her family not to bankroll that.

My close friend fell pregnant at 19 and her mum really disapproved, they are still close but she wouldn't let them live with her (they lived with the baby dad's family til they got a council house) and she told her she wouldn't be babysitting all the time so my friend could go out all the time/ live a normal teen/ young person social life. Which I kind of think is fair enough but I just know I wouldn't be able to do it if that was my daughter I'd be way too soft lol.

As my friend's daughter has grown up her mum has softened and will have the daughter for the occasional overnight so maybe that's how things have gone with Mia's family too.

Manley's family was clearly just accepting of whatever goes and their lifestyle is .... well hardly aspirational so you can see it from both sides of the coin.
 
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I had my daughter at 19 and my mum wasn’t to happy either, however as soon as I had my daughter she became obsessed. Unfortunately my partner passed away so I think that had a huge factor in my parents helping me, however I did work full time - sometimes 2 jobs and they always said if I hadn’t of worked they would be less reluctant to help me, but as they saw I was trying my best they did. I think maybe her being on TV was a huge no no from her mums side, doesn’t she say her mum doesn’t want to be involved in that side of it?
 
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Her rent for that latest little 2 bed house was like £500PM we all found it on rightmove at the time. Def wasn’t £1000!
Really? That genuinely surprises me with Southampton, £1000 sounds much more likely. I rented a 1 bed flat half an hour from there 6 years ago and that was £750 back then.
 
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If was around £800 I remember. I grew up in that area and you deffo couldn’t get a 2 bed house (even if it was tiny) for £500 anymore. Xx
 
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Really? That genuinely surprises me with Southampton, £1000 sounds much more likely. I rented a 1 bed flat half an hour from there 6 years ago and that was £750 back then.
i don’t think it was £500 it was more like £800
 
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I get what people mean about working for your money but doesn't mean your spoilt if parents/family help out , I will help my kids as much as I can when they're older if needed and only what I can afford but if I was rich of course they would get more. They will still be taught the value of money and working for a living
 
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Also I don’t think her grandparents having a lovely house is necessarily a big indicator they have a lot of money as it’s likely they bought that house a long long time ago when house prices weren’t 7 x the average salary
 
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