They (well Rochelle mainly) always use their kids as an excuse for something
“My daughter wanted to see role models with curly hair like hers so I kept my hair natural so she has someone to look up to and I’ve got this book about a character with curly hair. Once the publicity trail is over for the book I’ll go back to straightening my hair”
“My daughter wanted a Beverly Hills themed birthday party (when really I chose the theme and told her that’s the party she’s having as it’ll look good on the Gram)”
“My daughter said all their friends pictures are on social media, why do you always cover up our faces. So we decided from here on in we’ll no longer keep their faces hidden on social media”
She was being paid to promote a haircare range for John Freida so all the crap about being a role model for her daughter was just that - a load of crap.
I'm usually not bothered by wealthy people having extravagant events like weddings, the way I look at it, it's better to have these people spend their money rather than sitting in the bank benefitting no one. I think it's good to see events businesses running again, after a nearly 2 year shutdown and loss of income. However, this is just so tasteless it's unreal. The sickly invites from the kids, the dress code (who has a dress code for a vow renewal?!), the multiple dresses, champagne photos, the whole thing is tacky, undignified and tone deaf. So, one week she's pouring a champagne tower, and just a few weeks later she's presenting a telly discussion on people who are worrying how they will afford their heating bill this winter? Astonishing, the brass neck of it. The wealthy can spend their money any way they like, but the optics of this are absolutely awful.
