Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I also feel sympathy for the people who invested with them. They're the victims of financial fraud.
Same.
Separately I was surprised that Von Furstenburg offered to let her stay in the $10M Miami condo, apparently for free. It is a big gift, and all the living large caused the problems.
And I am surprised she accepted the free stay in the $10M Miami condo, as this is a significant gift from friends and it may also require other spending to keep up that lifestyle, all which contributed to the original problems.
I also think she could have tax implications for this if she’s the only one (with her kids) living in it. She should count the rental value of it as a gift.
She clearly wants to slide right back into the flashy Miami lifestyle she had when she was there during Covid. She’s still not putting the kids first. I give her 6 months until she’s dating someone wealthy. She should have moved in with her parents or sister for the school year and regrouped.
Pretty disgusting of her to make her children switch schools immediately after their father died. Change is so hard for little kids.
Riverdale the kids current school costs 66K a year.
Private school in Miami is closer to 35-45K
Still too expensive…
Have you ever heard of public school? It's free.
Anonymous wrote:She’s planning a blowout birthday party for herself in October. She’s learned nothing!
Anonymous wrote:She’s planning a blowout birthday party for herself in October. She’s learned nothing!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Brandon Miller inherited a real estate business from his Dad with massive debt.
He probably would have been better inheriting "0" rather than a business with massive debt.
I think he was always looking for the one deal to turn things around.
He can always take a hit and sell some office buildings off, including the xx million hamptons house to reduce debt to a manageable level.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I also feel sympathy for the people who invested with them. They're the victims of financial fraud.
Same.
Separately I was surprised that Von Furstenburg offered to let her stay in the $10M Miami condo, apparently for free. It is a big gift, and all the living large caused the problems.
And I am surprised she accepted the free stay in the $10M Miami condo, as this is a significant gift from friends and it may also require other spending to keep up that lifestyle, all which contributed to the original problems.
I also think she could have tax implications for this if she’s the only one (with her kids) living in it. She should count the rental value of it as a gift.
She clearly wants to slide right back into the flashy Miami lifestyle she had when she was there during Covid. She’s still not putting the kids first. I give her 6 months until she’s dating someone wealthy. She should have moved in with her parents or sister for the school year and regrouped.
Pretty disgusting of her to make her children switch schools immediately after their father died. Change is so hard for little kids.
Riverdale the kids current school costs 66K a year.
Private school in Miami is closer to 35-45K
Still too expensive…
Have you ever heard of public school? It's free.
+1 Public school, modest home, shop at Target, drive a 15 year old car, etc. Plenty of folks do it.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I also feel sympathy for the people who invested with them. They're the victims of financial fraud.
Same.
Separately I was surprised that Von Furstenburg offered to let her stay in the $10M Miami condo, apparently for free. It is a big gift, and all the living large caused the problems.
And I am surprised she accepted the free stay in the $10M Miami condo, as this is a significant gift from friends and it may also require other spending to keep up that lifestyle, all which contributed to the original problems.
I also think she could have tax implications for this if she’s the only one (with her kids) living in it. She should count the rental value of it as a gift.
She clearly wants to slide right back into the flashy Miami lifestyle she had when she was there during Covid. She’s still not putting the kids first. I give her 6 months until she’s dating someone wealthy. She should have moved in with her parents or sister for the school year and regrouped.
Pretty disgusting of her to make her children switch schools immediately after their father died. Change is so hard for little kids.
Riverdale the kids current school costs 66K a year.
Private school in Miami is closer to 35-45K
Still too expensive…
Have you ever heard of public school? It's free.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I also feel sympathy for the people who invested with them. They're the victims of financial fraud.
Same.
Separately I was surprised that Von Furstenburg offered to let her stay in the $10M Miami condo, apparently for free. It is a big gift, and all the living large caused the problems.
And I am surprised she accepted the free stay in the $10M Miami condo, as this is a significant gift from friends and it may also require other spending to keep up that lifestyle, all which contributed to the original problems.
I also think she could have tax implications for this if she’s the only one (with her kids) living in it. She should count the rental value of it as a gift.
She clearly wants to slide right back into the flashy Miami lifestyle she had when she was there during Covid. She’s still not putting the kids first. I give her 6 months until she’s dating someone wealthy. She should have moved in with her parents or sister for the school year and regrouped.
Pretty disgusting of her to make her children switch schools immediately after their father died. Change is so hard for little kids.
Riverdale the kids current school costs 66K a year.
Private school in Miami is closer to 35-45K
Still too expensive…
Anonymous wrote:Brandon Miller inherited a real estate business from his Dad with massive debt.
He probably would have been better inheriting "0" rather than a business with massive debt.
I think he was always looking for the one deal to turn things around.
Anonymous wrote:Brandon Miller inherited a real estate business from his Dad with massive debt.
He probably would have been better inheriting "0" rather than a business with massive debt.
I think he was always looking for the one deal to turn things around.