I think the most important thing for Alice is how others perceive her and in this instance (where the separation/divorce is concerned), the majority of the public don’t support or even like her if the comments across multiple sites are anything to go by.
She hasn’t achieved what she so badly craves (to get the public to see her as the wronged party) and it’s at the point where many people even excuse the possibility of Ioan having an affair because they think she’s that vile that he was right to leave in ANY circumstance.
The public opinion of Alice as a parent isn’t much more favourable either (whichever opinion you hold for how/why this teenager is reacting).
In the period that Alice has claimed to be the sole parent/biggest parental influence, we have seen her daughter commit theft, computer hacking and now she has damaged property.
You could excuse these criminal acts because of the upset this teenager has through her parents divorcing, but you could alternatively say the latest behaviour is ‘bratty’ and is a consequence of Alice failing to instil boundaries and morality in her child (Ioan shares that responsibility too but if he is barely seeing the children than Alice can’t blame him if she claims the badge of raising her children alone).
The other reason could be that the daughter is doing it because of parental alienation and will do anything to please her mum for reasons unknown ;which could be fear and/or abuse from Alice if she doesn’t.
At the end of the day we don’t know why the daughter did what she did but it’s evident that the current influences she has in her life are negatively influencing her since she’s committed three crimes now.
Alice can’t claim to be the majority sole parent/influence (which is true since Alice said she doesn’t go to school and rarely spends any length of time with her dad) whilst pretending that she’s not at any fault for how her daughter is behaving (She can’t have her cake and eat it).
The daughter aside, Alice should be absolutely disgusted with herself that an independent judge has defined her as an abuser/someone who poses abusive risk to the father of her children (a label she didn’t even bother to contest in court).
As a result of Alice’s abusive behaviour during the separation (judge’s opinion), her daughter’s reputation and claims are now in question. Alice doesn’t seem to feel bad or take any responsibility whatsoever for how her behaviour has consequences for her child (as a parent, even if thought it was unfair, I would be sickened if my actions led to a negative opinion of my child). Through her brother and friends online, Alice is making it clear that she feels no guilt for opinion of her daughter and it’s a ‘them’ problem rather than a ‘her’ problem. That detachment from her daughter’s feeling comes across highly narcissistic sadly, her daughter deserves more.