Simone Anderson #53 Faking the high life, the brands are fleein’, kids wearing Gucci she sweats in SHEIN

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YouveAllBeenAsking said:
I wrote a 4 star one and it was deleted. Such a con artist.
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The only original thought Simone has ever had is to steal from charity and construct a plan to cover it up.
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I think she and Trent worked this plan out together. He certainly knew all about it.

Imagine spending the rest of your life having to deny the truth, wouldn’t it be freeing just to say ‘yes, I did it’.
 
ohwebelieve said:
Wouldn't it be great if the hair extensions, as mentioned by someone in the know, were able tobe shown!! Kiri10, is her only big push at the moment. She must hate that Erin is also involved. It is such false advertising then quickly followed by a LashFriday ad 🫤😟 another product!
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We all know Simon’s hair ain’t real, so it’s absolutely not a fair representation, but the absolute STARK difference between her generally smooth and sleek (but weirdly curled at the front 🥴🙃) hair and the hideously fried and scraggly mess that is Erin’s hair is crazy!!
Surely their hair should be much more similar if Kiri10 works the way they “say” it does! 🫠🫠
 
shh77 said:
We all know Simon’s hair ain’t real, so it’s absolutely not a fair representation, but the absolute STARK difference between her generally smooth and sleek (but weirdly curled at the front 🥴🙃) hair and the hideously fried and scraggly mess that is Erin’s hair is crazy!!
Surely their hair should be much more similar if Kiri10 works the way they “say” it does! 🫠🫠
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Erin’s hair is an actual disaster she’s the worst rep for kiri10.
 
I wonder which size Scammy bought 😂😂😂
 

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BondJamesBond said:
I think she and Trent worked this plan out together. He certainly knew all about it.

Imagine spending the rest of your life having to deny the truth, wouldn’t it be freeing just to say ‘yes, I did it’.
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But if she did admit it would she not then be guilty of fraud or theft, or deception, or all three. Wouldn't she need to make amends. Pay it back, make good.

How do you live with yourself knowing what you took from others.

Every time you get in your car, enter your house, that were purchased through $$ others gave, thinking they were purchasing items, which in turn would benefit a very worthy charity, you must look at what was bought through theft. How do you live with that, unless you don't care
 
Pentothal said:
But if she did admit it would she not then be guilty of fraud or theft, or deception, or all three. Wouldn't she need to make amends. Pay it back, make good.

How do you live with yourself knowing what you took from others.

Every time you get in your car, enter your house, that were purchased through $$ others gave, thinking they were purchasing items, which in turn would benefit a very worthy charity, you must look at what was bought through theft. How do you live with that, unless you don't care
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I think that Simone’s personality is such that she believes she did nothing wrong. She is on a mission to live her life a certain way.
She wants to be wealthy; her ideal life would be similar to that of Kenyan and Charlotte Clarke (prior to liquidation). It’s my theory that, although she went to St Cuthbert’s for her entire schooling, her life at home was not as monied as that of her friends. She then developed a desire for money and, when a career as a hedge fund manager proved to be beyond her, she was willing to acquire money in an unethical way. In her head, she knows she promised the money to charity, but her needs were greater. Simone must live a large life, a life of excess, of holidays and designer jewellery and clothing. She simply has to, she cannot consider an alternative life, not after all she has suffered and gone through. She deserves it all, she believes.
 
BondJamesBond said:
I think that Simone’s personality is such that she believes she did nothing wrong. She is on a mission to live her life a certain way.
She wants to be wealthy; her ideal life would be similar to that of Kenyan and Charlotte Clarke (prior to liquidation). It’s my theory that, although she went to St Cuthbert’s for her entire schooling, her life at home was not as monied as that of her friends. She then developed a desire for money and, when a career as a hedge fund manager proved to be beyond her, she was willing to acquire money in an unethical way. In her head, she knows she promised the money to charity, but her needs were greater. Simone must live a large life, a life of excess, of holidays and designer jewellery and clothing. She simply has to, she cannot consider an alternative life, not after all she has suffered and gone through. She deserves it all, she believes.
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Good lord, I could not see her as a Hedge Fund Manager - she’s not smart enough for that. I wouldn’t let her near my finances. A Hedge Trimmer maybe 😂
 
BondJamesBond said:
I think that Simone’s personality is such that she believes she did nothing wrong. She is on a mission to live her life a certain way.
She wants to be wealthy; her ideal life would be similar to that of Kenyan and Charlotte Clarke (prior to liquidation). It’s my theory that, although she went to St Cuthbert’s for her entire schooling, her life at home was not as monied as that of her friends. She then developed a desire for money and, when a career as a hedge fund manager proved to be beyond her, she was willing to acquire money in an unethical way. In her head, she knows she promised the money to charity, but her needs were greater. Simone must live a large life, a life of excess, of holidays and designer jewellery and clothing. She simply has to, she cannot consider an alternative life, not after all she has suffered and gone through. She deserves it all, she believes.
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I think you've 100% summed Simomo up.

She would have been that annoying simpering girl at st cuths, hanging out with the rich girls, wanting to be one of them. Transferred into her adult life. Except she doesn't have the $$ now, so has to fake it. So in her world she is entitled to it. Sadly this entitlement comes with a side of deceit.
 
BondJamesBond said:
I think that Simone’s personality is such that she believes she did nothing wrong. She is on a mission to live her life a certain way.
She wants to be wealthy; her ideal life would be similar to that of Kenyan and Charlotte Clarke (prior to liquidation). It’s my theory that, although she went to St Cuthbert’s for her entire schooling, her life at home was not as monied as that of her friends. She then developed a desire for money and, when a career as a hedge fund manager proved to be beyond her, she was willing to acquire money in an unethical way. In her head, she knows she promised the money to charity, but her needs were greater. Simone must live a large life, a life of excess, of holidays and designer jewellery and clothing. She simply has to, she cannot consider an alternative life, not after all she has suffered and gone through. She deserves it all, she believes.
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You are correct about her family finances. This is an except from her Nana's autobiography. Nikki is Simone's mum and Lloyd is her dad.
 

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