ages ago she used to do more periods of grind. like before she went on her gap year she pre filmed loads of videos to go up over most of the time that she was gone for. Sure some of the videos were only a few minutes long but they were still content that went up.
But they don’t have morals, until the cash dries up, she’ll be using social mediaBack then it felt like she actually wanted to share things with her followers, and now it feels like she's only sharing things that she has to for sponsored content. I think she still kind of likes making videos, but it's not the same as the lookbooks and Q&As she was clearly happy to film even without a sponsor. I don't really blame her - I'm nowhere near the same person I was when I was in college/high school, but I wish some of these influencers would just step back entirely rather than halfassing their content and stringing their supportive followers along for years.
For some reason it looked like something changed after her mother's illness. As if she realised that she was not going to get more money if something happened to her. She was posting way more and some good content.She does not need the influencer job for the money. She needs it for a sense of purpose and to not feel like she really is just living off het family’s money.
No, I really do not think this at all. I simply do not believe that she feared not receiving money anymore. Firstly, that wouldn’t be the case. In fact, probably the opposite. Secondly, that seems way too calculated. Maybe she just had more to update us on with the baby coming.For some reason it looked like something changed after her mother's illness. As if she realised that she was not going to get more money if something happened to her. She was posting way more and some good content.
So I am wondering if her mother warned her or told her something?
Hammersmith I believedoes jess live in more nothing hill or Chelsea area? just wondering as think I could have passed her.
Her mother is an equity partner at one of the biggest law firms in the world (has been since 2008)*--she essentially does own part of the firm. She earns about £2 millions per year. So does her stepfather. If that aint super-rich then I don't know what is lmao. Definitely rich enough for Jess not to have to worry anyway. Not to mention her dad is also very well-off, being a doctor in the US. Not sure what kind of background Jess' maternal grandparents come from but both of their daughters (Jess' mother and Jess' aunt) went to Cambridge, so that says something.Obviously, I don't know all her financial details, but is she really set for life?
At least I wouldn't class her as a super-rich trust fund kid, she's more upper-middle class. Her mother is a partner in a law firm, she doesn't own her own company or anything.
Can someone enlighten me? I'm quite interested to know if/how she's actually ended up with intergenerational wealth from being a partner (I'm in the field haha).
I don’t know how the poster is in the legal field (if that’s what she meant) & doesn’t know this. Equity partners in law firms make multiples of a lot of CEOs.Her mother is an equity partner at one of the biggest law firms in the world (has been since 2008)*--she essentially does own part of the firm. She earns about £2 millions per year. So does her stepfather. If that aint super-rich then I don't know what is lmao. Definitely rich enough for Jess not to have to worry anyway. Not to mention her dad is also very well-off, being a doctor in the US. Not sure what kind of background Jess' maternal grandparents come from but both of their daughters (Jess' mother and Jess' aunt) went to Cambridge, so that says something.
*She was at Freshfields until now. She's actually just moved to Latham & Watkins.
The term ‘Magic Circle’ refers to the top 5 UK firms (Freshfields being one of them). L&W is an American firm so it’s not part of that group but it’s the second largest law firm in the world by revenue (Freshfields is #16). Either way these types of firms have offices all over the world, including in London obviously. Her mom is loaded.Slightly off topic but for those au fait with London law firms, where does L&W fit according to the 'magic circle' categorisation? Was just reading about them on Chambers. Qualification salaries at London law firms always impress me (I'm in the arts) but L&W is especially high - 190,000 (probably dreadful hours though, I envy the salary but I don't envy the work hours!)
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