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Also the private healthcare testing she’s had, does she have a collab with them or is this something she’s going to sneak in aswell, as an ad?
I think it was an ad, this woman is tight as arseholes no way would she pay out of her own pocket for a full health check, they can be v expensive!Also the private healthcare testing she’s had, does she have a collab with them or is this something she’s going to sneak in aswell, as an ad?
Yeah it was an ad she wrote it in the thinnest white font she could find and hid it in the corner. Shady.That’s why I was wondering
Can't see that anywhere?
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I've just looked back and she says it was a PR invite with no obligation to post
and she reckons she mentions it in the caption. She definitely did not..As per all the others they see the pound signs and move further away from being relatable and just start grabbing at anything that comes along like who can afford to pay for vit d injections in todays current climate!! It’s so out of touchCan't see that anywhere?
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I've just looked back and she says it was a PR invite with no obligation to post
Exactly and her monthly budget videos drive me insane people out here are struggling to eat. I just think she's so out of touch
Does anyone else think her recent what my kids eat in a day is worrying? It all screams diet food and the calories seem extremely low for growing boys? My 4 year old boy probably eats triple those calories daily and he’s slim!
Was just thinking the same thing. All this smoothies and energy balls bloody nonsense just give them 3 good meals a day and a couple of snacks ffs
I thought the same. I noticed she had to make reference again to the cereal having sugar in it. It’s not normal. If I didn’t know any better, I would have guessed that those portions were for a toddler. I know it’s important to include fruit and veg where possible but it just screams forcing it down their throats at any given opportunity. Kids can’t even have a whole cookie, that had to broken in half
Just give the kids a Kit Kat ffs I don’t think either of my kids have ever had spinach and they are 10 and 13!
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And they are both really fit and are hardly ever ill. She really projects her problematic eating onto the kids. I bet Andy goes to Greggs every day to escape
Bloody love a KitkatJust give the kids a Kit Kat ffs I don’t think either of my kids have ever had spinach and they are 10 and 13!
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And they are both really fit and are hardly ever ill. She really projects her problematic eating onto the kids. I bet Andy goes to Greggs every day to escape
Growing up my sisters & I thought it was totally normal that my dad would have his dinner and then smash half a baguette (we lived in France, it’s not as random as it sounds to always have a baguette to hand lol) a few hours later 
My little boy is neurodivergent and he eats way more than that and I'd argue it's more balanced! He's also in as many sports clubs as I can sign him up for. It's not just about portions either it's about energy- no wonder they always look so pale and tired
I feel bad saying this but does anyone else just want to smear her in moisturiser?
Only if that would loosen her up.
Throw the prison plates in the new log burner along with the energy balls!!!!
Maybe she needs to cut back on these “energy balls” her kids are tit sleepers as it is
Love that she's conveniently blamed her lack of energy etc on potential hypothyroidism. Sure, that would contribute towards her fatigue, but the state of her diet suggests it's not the sole factor.
And she believes medication will magically fix the problem, bless her. I got diagnosed with hypothyroidism 7 years ago; medication has definitely helped, but I do have days where my symptoms make me feel completely run down. Medication can't make it all go away. Like many others with the disease, she's gonna have to make lifestyle changes to ease its impact. I reckon she'll milk it for as long as possible though.
And she believes medication will magically fix the problem, bless her
. I got diagnosed with hypothyroidism 7 years ago; medication has definitely helped, but I do have days where my symptoms make me feel completely run down. Medication can't make it all go away. Like many others with the disease, she's gonna have to make lifestyle changes to ease its impact. I reckon she'll milk it for as long as possible though.- Status