The constant use of the word supper gives her poshness away every time
In one comment she said they had a domestic over her buying a hoodie as it was so expensive. I don’t think that’s normal but she says it so casually. Although not sure what to believe because you wouldn’t be hosting or shopping that much if your partner didn’t like spending moneyHonestly such a red flag when she says that her husband and her enjoy days out in London but he gets furious when she spends any money. Jfc in what world is that normal?
What was that all about? Was it Zac or her that was out and didn’t say they wouldn’t be there for “put down”?The whole sushi/screenshot thing on her stories summed her up imo
Zac was going to be out and she pretended to be angry about it so he would allow her a sushi takeaway.What was that all about? Was it Zac or her that was out and didn’t say they wouldn’t be there for “put down”?
Gotcha! Quite shocking isn’t it and if the boot was on the other foot….Zac was going to be out and she pretended to be angry about it so he would allow her a sushi takeaway.
Most people don’t admit to this level of narcissism…
Gotcha! Quite shocking isn’t it and if the boot was on the other foot….
And then she also said Margot is in nursery 3 days a week? Unless that was just temporary so she could not lose the deposit money? Wonder if that will be kept up so she can flounce around in see through nighties…Her mother does Mondays with her, Zac’s mother does Fridays and Zac is at home an awful lot. Plus, she has a cleaner and Molly is a help to her. Very lucky girl. I would be very disappointed if I was Zak’s parents too.
Good point. She really does seem to not have Margot much and that’s sadAnd then she also said Margot is in nursery 3 days a week? Unless that was just temporary so she could not lose the deposit money? Wonder if that will be kept up so she can flounce around in see through nighties…
Maybe for the best for both of them. I can't see Saff being a happy bunny, full-time Mummying and Influencing..and Saff being into Saff like she is!!! ..FT Mummying is HARD (relentless) WORK at M's age. It is not just playing nice games on a mat with them. Most of us do it all. Housework in much bigger homes and full time home maker. No cleaners or staff. However, they can also be constantly ill at Margot's age so she may not spend too much time in the Nursery.Good point. She really does seem to not have Margot much and that’s sad![]()
Speaking as someone with a child in nursery in central London, the deposit will have been a couple of hundred at the most, and fees for three days a week at nursery will have been upwards of £1,500 per month. The non-refundable deposit is certainly not the reason she kept the nursery place for Margot. She should be honest about that to her followers, especially as she preaches that the justification for plastering her daughter all over the internet is that it enables her to be a “stay at home mum”.And then she also said Margot is in nursery 3 days a week? Unless that was just temporary so she could not lose the deposit money? Wonder if that will be kept up so she can flounce around in see through nighties…
I think saff has gone a bit far this time because she’s getting some “feedback” in the comments that neither she or her mummy like. I’ve noticed that Van the gran blah blah has to wade in if someone says something that they deem wrong! The mother is coming across as a bit of a school bully in my opinion.
I really didn’t feel that it was appropriate that zac was in a female space regardless of anyone else being in the shop. I may actually phone the store and mention this! Also, I know you can, but trying knickers on in a shop is odd to me. Not Saffs greatest idea.The old girl is not grasping what Saff grew up with was not played out in public, online for the world to see. I always wonder what these idiot influences post would they yell it down their street for all and sundry to hear. (Probably would actually as they are £££ from it)
They may be educated but the lot of them are as thick aswhen it comes to a bit of common sense, especially with regards to online safety.