Anonymous wrote:https://www.reddit.com/r/NYCinfluencersnark/comments/14c8sp3/mama_and_tata_this_is_so_cringe_but_mostly_just/

watch this short video. knowing what we know now. look at her husband's eyes. so sad.

But the way his daughter leans in to hug and kiss him. That's the sad part.

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Anonymous wrote:How she not know they were living in a complete house of cards? Wouldn’t their fancy Manhattan rental and borrowed furniture have tipped her off?

I know people in her social circle. She knew.

Of course she did. How could she not? Do you know why she felt compelled to continue this charade and not pare back to a more simple life? Was her husband’s life worth it?

Agreed she knew and was spending wildly right up until the bitter end (when her credit cards were declined and her husband was dead).

I can’t help but think about DC “socialite” influencers who also post about similar lifestyles. Wondering what skeletons are in their closets.

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Anonymous wrote:I hope her and the girls have fun living in a double wide! lol.

She’s getting 15 million from the life insurance and her family has money. She’s going to be fine.

Not to mention, I’m sure she will be remarried to someone wealthy very quickly.

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I thought life insurance didn't pay out for death by suicide.

Usually there’s a 2 year clause though. As long as policy was purchased more than 2 years before suicide. (And some other caveats related to mental health disclosure).

Frankly, I hope she doesn't get any of this money and that it goes directly to her children with a trustee in charge of the money that is NOT their mother to ensure that it is spent on the children's education and not on mama's lavish lifestyle. I mean, I hope this lady ends up understanding her contribution to all of this - if she wasn't insistent on this lavish lifestyle, her husband might have had a chance.

Anonymous wrote:Posting photos of your children on public social media should be illegal. I will die on this hill.

If kids are in public social media posts, they should be entitled to all the compensation and protections of child actors. Whatever you have to do to hire a seven year old to be in a magazine ad you should have to do to post them on public social media.

What I think is crazy is that she did not monetize her instagram. She could have made six figures by promoting things and she didn't, she was just bragging about spending money she didn't have.

For everyone saying she didn't know - how could she not know that they were renting an apartment, renting furniture, etc.? Most influencer types expect their houses to be perfect, she for sure knew about all that. If she didn't, she's DUMB AS ROCKS and no man is going to marry her. She's 40? She's done. Maybe if she finds a foreigner, but she's Jewish so no Saudi is going to marry her.

Posting photos of your children on public social media should be illegal. I will die on this hill.

If kids are in public social media posts, they should be entitled to all the compensation and protections of child actors. Whatever you have to do to hire a seven year old to be in a magazine ad you should have to do to post them on public social media.

I read the article and I don’t feel bad for them really. 47, 000 a month on rent to keep up appearances!!! When they were in financial trouble he could have just sold off his assets brought a 2 million dollar home in west Hester, found new friends, and lived an upper middle class life. His daughters would have had a dad and been fine. Instead he choose this terrible path and wrecked so many lives in the process.

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Anonymous wrote:How she not know they were living in a complete house of cards? Wouldn’t their fancy Manhattan rental and borrowed furniture have tipped her off?

I know people in her social circle. She knew.

Of course she did. How could she not? Do you know why she felt compelled to continue this charade and not pare back to a more simple life? Was her husband’s life worth it?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope her and the girls have fun living in a double wide! lol.

She’s getting 15 million from the life insurance and her family has money. She’s going to be fine.

Not to mention, I’m sure she will be remarried to someone wealthy very quickly.

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I thought life insurance didn't pay out for death by suicide.

Usually there’s a 2 year clause though. As long as policy was purchased more than 2 years before suicide. (And some other caveats related to mental health disclosure).

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I hope her and the girls have fun living in a double wide! lol.

She’s getting 15 million from the life insurance and her family has money. She’s going to be fine.

Not to mention, I’m sure she will be remarried to someone wealthy very quickly.

]

I thought life insurance didn't pay out for death by suicide.

https://www.reddit.com/r/NYCinfluencersnark/comments/14c8sp3/mama_and_tata_this_is_so_cringe_but_mostly_just/

watch this short video. knowing what we know now. look at her husband's eyes. so sad.

Anonymous wrote:How she not know they were living in a complete house of cards? Wouldn’t their fancy Manhattan rental and borrowed furniture have tipped her off?

I know people in her social circle. She knew.

Anonymous wrote:I feel so very sad for their daughters. I hope they recover and ultimately transcend this tragedy in their lives (caused by their parents' terrible choices). What a mess.

So dramatic! These girls are not special. Many kids lose a father and have a shitty, vacuous, and self-involved mother. They too will survive.

Anonymous wrote:This feels destined to be a Netflix docudrama.

I’m hoping so.

This feels destined to be a Netflix docudrama.