Agree money might be better spent on some good therapy. Surely after a while that dopamine hit of a new bag wears off.The extravagance of these birthday celebrations… something is definitely missing in their lives - which they try to paper over with mindless consumption.
Plus those flowers look like something you would put on top of a casket.
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Has she moved for the shopping alone? I just don’t get why they’ve fled the country.
The incessant mindless shopping, when’s she’s just been flogging everything but the kitchen sink off.
just why????
just why????
I think she thinks it's a flex. "Look at me, I'm so rich and can buy anything I want"
It just comes across as desperate and tacky.
Feels like an element of spend it before the seize it to me
yup, something dodgy going on behind it all surely
its pretty strange that Oli who works in finance has no trace of his name tied to any companies (public or private) at all in Australia, or Singapore as far at aIl that i can find. Any forensic accountants out there? His time would be up now for not being able to serve as a Director...oddd
The old Man's Tassie company Firums Grid (bitcoiner miner ) that was meant to list on the ASX last year but that didn't happen, they lost an investor and were suspended for the AEMO trading on the NEM..so Oli i take it is in charge of the production of these cooling units which are traded out of Singapore? sounds dodgy as helll....
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I find it weird how much information she shares online to do with her kids. Like she’s moved overseas but straight into Daily Mail to let them know exactly where they are all living? Her kids are her content and her cash cows. She probably see that’s a whole new market to pimp them out to.
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insider trading, he’ll be doing similar now but through a different way. Even once these people are caught they can’t stop
Almost died from an ‘Ozempic OD’. Sure Roxy, sounds very legit.
What the duck kind of idiot warns people against a drug when they took a QUADRUPLE dose and had an adverse reaction
She has access to personal trainers and private chefs that most of us can only dream of and puts her life at risk by completely disregarding the correct dosage, did she really think she could just inject it and slide her luxury skinny jeans on? SMFH 
OMG isn't Ozempic something you only inject once a week?
What an idiot
What an idiot
This was bizarre! Her doctor said no to prescribing it so she went elsewhere and paid someone $2500 to get it for her then she took the wrong amount. Why would you admit to all this! Surely she’s on the payroll to give them stupid stories monthly.
I'd be so embarrassed that I wouldn't have told anyone this!!
I was going to say the same, embarasSing putting that out there
She did the same thing year ago but with Nurofen Plus, so when I saw the Ozempic story my eyes rolled so far back into my head.
https://www.archive.is/oldest/https...-painkiller-habit-saying-tablets-handful.html
https://www.archive.is/oldest/https...-painkiller-habit-saying-tablets-handful.html
Just shows how dodgy she is! “Queen” of PR!
What a wonderful example she sets for her children.
I went from being shocked about this stupid Roxy ozempic story to being furious. Mia Freedman of course appropriated it in some form and put it on mamamia and then promoted it on her instagram stories.
Roxy didn't accidentally overdose. She deliberately took four times the prescribed amount to lose weight faster,
She also went to her GP first who refused to give it to her
These should be the two most prominent things in the article. There are doctors who are doing the right thing with this drug when there is a shortage and there are people who need it to survive.
Roxy didn't accidentally overdose. She deliberately took four times the prescribed amount to lose weight faster,
She also went to her GP first who refused to give it to her
These should be the two most prominent things in the article. There are doctors who are doing the right thing with this drug when there is a shortage and there are people who need it to survive.