I agree, I go in between liking and disliking her! I used to be mad about her in the Snapchat days. Her drunken posts were embarrassing though, I found it a bit cringe. Now she is off the booze or back on, I don't know! I don't follow consistently enough to keep upI sense there is all sorts of family drama that goes on in both hers & Cons family. I appreciate hearing about it, because she does project a little that she has a perfect family life so when you hear little references... I dunno... makes me feel better about my own shitshow. I’ve followed Ellen for years. Enjoy following her, except for the Pippa carry on
And then only ran the sale for 1 dayDesperate Ellen sending out her leftover Christmas candles as freebies to all and sundry in fucking July -aka. offloading her rubbish for cheap publicity
The same leftover stock she lied and said was selling out fast at Christmas in a bid to drum up a bit of interest in her cheap tat -turns out that backfired spectacularly! I’m getting seriously sick of her patent liesAnd then only ran the sale for 1 daydefinitely left over otherwise they would have had enough stock to run it for longer than a day.
Ellen takes cooper every year for a night in the shelbourne just the two of them I think it’s a lovely thing to do. Just have one on one time and to be fair we don’t see many bloggers spending time with there kids so it makes a change.What’s the story with bringing her child to the shelbourne for the night?
Haha no, didnt see this but sounds funny. Maybe that's why she came off the bubbles. Drink or don't drink, I couldn't give a damn but I've never seen someone make such a big deal of it and the Mother Theresa act of mass on Sunday mornings. Give me strength, the whole thing was exceptionally self-righteousDoes anyone remember her at Terry and davehs engagement party. She was dancing with Aideen Kate and Rosie and them. She was wasted and like someone's mam crashing the party. I'm nearly sure it was their engagement party. It was in a house. I was wondering what she was doing there.
In the shelbourne its crazy money and not one bit child friendly so wierdEllen takes cooper every year for a night in the shelbourne just the two of them I think it’s a lovely thing to do. Just have one on one time and to be fair we don’t see many bloggers spending time with there kids so it makes a change.
It is a costly place to stay but from experience it is fantastic for kids. Little robes and slippers, treats and staff make such a fuss. Mine adored it.In the shelbourne its crazy money and not one bit child friendly so wierd
That’s what I thought. Also think it’s strange to not go away as a familyIn the shelbourne its crazy money and not one bit child friendly so wierd
Robes and slippers kids want adventure to be out with other kids playing pool playgrounds ect I've also stayed at the shelbourne for family wedding and its def not somewhere kids want to be its zero fun I'm sorry but no 6 yr old boy finds a hotel like that funIt is a costly place to stay but from experience it is fantastic for kids. Little robes and slippers, treats and staff make such a fuss. Mine adored it.
To be fair to her it isn't a one size fits all, it completely depends on the child. One of my nephews would be in his absolute element with that treat for a night. He is obsessed with the whole hotel experience - the mini fridge, the robes, room service etc. Not remotely bothered about the hotel's facilities, just wants to enjoy the room and feel like Lord Muck! His younger brother on the other hand who's all go, would hate it.Robes and slippers kids want adventure to be out with other kids playing pool playgrounds ect I've also stayed at the shelbourne for family wedding and its def not somewhere kids want to be its zero fun I'm sorry but no 6 yr old boy finds a hotel like that fun
Really, mine absolutely loved it. We stayed for 3 nights for my husband's 40th. They adored it. The pool, fancy breakfast, afternoon tea and of course exploring Dublin. Not all kids are the same. Mine loved it and Cooper definitely seems to love it and spending time one on one with his MumRobes and slippers kids want adventure to be out with other kids playing pool playgrounds ect I've also stayed at the shelbourne for family wedding and its def not somewhere kids want to be its zero fun I'm sorry but no 6 yr old boy finds a hotel like that fun
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