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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So she’s up at 6, no nanny and does her job when the kids are in bed and goes to sleep around 1 am (I listened to the podcast). This is why she’s in bed sometimes for a week.

I get the trad wife appeal….although she’s a working mom. Being a typical working mom feels impossible most of the time. Hence the appeal of “traditional” roles. But I’d wager that my middle class life and 35 hour per week jobs affords me significantly more leisure time. 
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I read a lot of Reddit influencer gossip, and she does have nannies and lots of help. This is all for show.[/quote]

I noticed the reporter said "he doesn't want nannies [i]in the home[/i], so there are none" rather than "doesn't want nannies" - sounds like they're not live-in?  Plus the kids were being "homeschooled" elsewhere on the property by someone who doesn't actually live in the home.  The image they're projecting is clearly just that: I mean they have 3 employees just to deal with [b]their media images.[/b]

I agree with the people who say the reporter clearly had an angle, but I'm not sure that absolves this guy of being a piece of work or means she's happy or fulfilled.[/quote]

Well, they did a hideous job of lining up othis family to interview with [b]the very liberal LA Times[/b]. Anyone in PR could have predicted have this would come out. And what's worse - every publication is riffing off of the Times piece. Google Ballerina Farm: the story is everywhere: Axios, Forbes, Tiktok, X, Reddit, Glamour, Vanity Fair, NY Post, etc.  This is a PR disaster[/quote]

The article was not published by the LA Times. I don’t think you read it. [/quote]

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