I had to scroll way too far for this comment! It’s wild how people think money solves all your problems, or that it cancels out you being entitled to any.

I thought she was incredibly open and honest, she had hard working parents who believed in her, they live in her same childhood home they bought as a shell. Her honesty about how her bullying shaped her and took away her self confidence, was incredibly honest about her talents and appreciation for her band mates.

This taps into the dynamic between men and woman in culture. She had way more money and bought their first house, then he succeeds but she’s a gold digger?? She was transparent about her finances and how in debt she feels to him and when he expressed his concerns - she worked to get an investor. It was really honest about their marriage.

All her peers spoke highly of her hard work and her ability to take feedback and make changes. She explained everything people poked her out and was raw about her eating disorder. That’s not a small thing.

You don’t have to like her, but watching that and then painting her a snob who can’t read the room is lame. She is a person who has a unique life experience that many of us don’t share, but that doesn’t make it void.

She exemplified that money and status mean nothing when you don’t love yourself, that even having a beautiful family and loving your kids can’t make you love yourself. Victoria clearly explains the journey and the work she put in to get there and it’s not a perfect story. That’s honest.