Awww she preggers! Delighted for them
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Wow, I certainly didn’t see that one coming. I’m genuinely surprised that she’s pregnant again.
Wow didn’t expect that either mostly cos she’s always mentioning how she’s only just got back into her pre-pregnancy clothes!
Where is their actual neighbourhood and how do we know they haven't bought? Agree v weird if they haven't. She is wadded. Aside from the money from.advertising, influencing etc her fashion line at Asos also did VERY well and was one of their top selling ranges and then there's her whole Quality Street inheritance too. Plus she will have got something in the divorce from Pro Green as he kept the house - even if it was originally bought pre marriage by him, if she contributed financially during the marriage and increased the value of the house then she will have had an equitable interest in it which he will have paid a lump sum for. Even without whatever Hugo's income and net worth is, there's no way she can't afford to buy, and in a decent area at that.
Her clothing company went into voluntary liquidation owing £548K at closure. Although their families are both very wealthy they have a very high standard of living which would take a lot of money to maintain
Yes she’s said openly that her company failing was a huge setback. Although I really can’t imagine the both of them not being able to afford a deposit for a nice-ish place in SW London.
She did an Instagram story not that long ago of her with Caggy (I think in the park) so I assume so, not sure about Louise.
Wow! I did NOT know that....thanks for filling me in! So whereabouts do they live then?
I’m not sure of the exact area. Have to say it does look like a fabulous house wherever it is
Getting a deposit would be easy for them compared to most but it would be showing the banks they had a steady, reliable and massive income which I would imagine would be more of the problem here.
They did loads of renovation work on the house so surely they own it?I’m not sure of the exact area. Have to say it does look like a fabulous house wherever it is
Getting a deposit would be easy for them compared to most but it would be showing the banks they had a steady, reliable and massive income which I would imagine would be more of the problem here.
I’m really surprised, she really didn’t seem to be coping well with sienna, always complaining about being surprised she didn’t sleep through the night etc. I am surprised they didn’t wait longer tbh
Will the next baby have such 'severe' reflux as well? God forbid it cries for a couple of hours every evening .. it'll be put on medication x3 as strong as the standard. I still think there is no way she could have gone on that holiday to Greece if the reflux was as bad as it was. I don't know how she will cope this time. Last time she struggled and Hugo was home!! There was two of them to one baby, who they still had to sleep train!
Yeah most downplay how much they earn for tax purposes for years then have trouble getting a mortgage.I’m not sure of the exact area. Have to say it does look like a fabulous house wherever it is
Getting a deposit would be easy for them compared to most but it would be showing the banks they had a steady, reliable and massive income which I would imagine would be more of the problem here.
Sameee I got the impression she found it really hard. Maybe she’s just gone duck it do it again quickly and then the baby stage is over for good?
Sameee I got the impression she found it really hard. Maybe she’s just gone duck it do it again quickly and then the baby stage is over for good?
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Surely it means she will have to have another C section? I thought the NHS liked two years in between births. Although maybe 18 months, but that isn't ideal. It makes me wonder if she always wanted a C section. As I remember her saying that at 28 weeks it was decided (even though there is so much time for the baby to flip around, and a lot you can do to help it)
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Surely it means she will have to have another C section? I thought the NHS liked two years in between births. Although maybe 18 months, but that isn't ideal. It makes me wonder if she always wanted a C section. As I remember her saying that at 28 weeks it was decided (even though there is so much time for the baby to flip around, and a lot you can do to help it)
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Surely it means she will have to have another C section? I thought the NHS liked two years in between births. Although maybe 18 months, but that isn't ideal. It makes me wonder if she always wanted a C section. As I remember her saying that at 28 weeks it was decided (even though there is so much time for the baby to flip around, and a lot you can do to help it)
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Do the nhs like you to have a two year break between c sections? I had no idea about that!
Surely it means she will have to have another C section? I thought the NHS liked two years in between births. Although maybe 18 months, but that isn't ideal. It makes me wonder if she always wanted a C section. As I remember her saying that at 28 weeks it was decided (even though there is so much time for the baby to flip around, and a lot you can do to help it)
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Do the nhs like you to have a two year break between c sections? I had no idea about that!
The baby was frank breech, which is one of the causes of hip dysplasia, so I don’t think that was made up. Any mother would do what they could to try and turn the baby and lower the risk of having to put them in a harness. EVC isn’t always an option and honestly if she just wanted the section, who cares. I also think it was a case of, let’s get this over with or a bit of a surprise.
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