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The wonderful and weird life of Trudie styler

72 replies

jenk1 · 28/03/2009 09:29

GO ON open the link you know you want to!!!!!!!

trudy

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Hassled · 28/03/2009 09:47

That's quite the most vicious character-assassination I've ever read.

Entertaining though

expatinscotland · 28/03/2009 09:49

Being that skinny once you get to that age isn't flattering.

expatinscotland · 28/03/2009 09:51

Sting also has two other children from his first marriage who are rarely mentioned.

BitOfFun · 28/03/2009 09:54

Still,I can't see what the point of that random hatchet job was?

BitOfFun · 28/03/2009 09:56

I mean, hold the front page...Rich Person In Bit Of A Twat Shocker

hf128219 · 28/03/2009 09:58

She likes someone to pass her the loo roll as she sits on the throne.

BitOfFun · 28/03/2009 10:00

Don't we all, my dear

noddyholder · 28/03/2009 10:01

She is one of those people I just can't like Hypocritical and self righteous and he's the same

hf128219 · 28/03/2009 10:02

And who gives a toss they like Tantric sex.

BitOfFun · 28/03/2009 10:04

Ommmmmmmmmmm

expatinscotland · 28/03/2009 10:06

He probably has a 4-inch dong.

ninedragons · 28/03/2009 10:12

Oh god, the poor son. I can't imagine anything more humiliating than having all your friends at your birthday party shown a video of your mum's twat.

BitOfFun · 28/03/2009 10:12
Grin
expatinscotland · 28/03/2009 10:14

I can't imagine being a haggard-looking old bird like she is and actually being conceited enough to think my son's friends have any desire to see my twat.

Cringe.

AitchTwoOh · 28/03/2009 10:14

"Attending the Brit Awards with her youngest son, Giacomo, then not even a teenager, she asked a passing waitress to 'rustle up something simple' for the boy. 'Just a boiled egg and soldiers or something like that - I don't want to put you out.'

Given that the menu had been prepared weeks in advance for hundreds of music industry glitterati, it was far from a straightforward request. Not that Trudie saw it that way, of course.

'It was hugely inconvenient, but as far as Trudie was concerned, she was being perfectly reasonable,' says a source who saw the exchange. "

eeerm. i don;t see what's s huuuuuugely unreasonable about that. a bit, yes, but it's not that bad. have heard on grapevine that she's both lovely and a 'mare.

TheJester · 28/03/2009 10:18

couldn't wade through all of that. But what weirdly ecclectic names her hcildren have

Mickey, 24, Jake, 23, Coco, 18, and Giacomo, 13.

Like she was in a different 'phase' of her life choosing all of them. Or on a different organic drug.

TheJester · 28/03/2009 10:22

That egg request is typical of somebody who never sets foot in a kitchen, never plans meals for the week ahead, never shops for the food.

My x would sometimes say, I don't want dinner actually I just want a light supper. As though that were somehow easier and he were doing me a favour being so obliging (when I'd prepared something already) I'd give him half as much as say, 'there, a light suppoer'

expatinscotland · 28/03/2009 10:23

Why couldn't he eat from the menu? Last I heard, children who are not yet teens have a full set of teeth and can eat the same food adults do, bar alcohol-laced dishes.

hf128219 · 28/03/2009 10:25

Why couldn't he eat from the menu?

Because she was being just plain awkward.

AitchTwoOh · 28/03/2009 10:37

it doesn't say how old he was, does it? i mean obv if he was older, but she did used to drag her kids around to things when she was quite young iirc.

i mean, you don't need to sell 'kids eating adult food' to me, lol, i'm just saying that she'll think she was asking a perfectly reasonable question.

expatinscotland · 28/03/2009 10:40

it's not very reasonable to drag a very young child to an awards show, though, especially when you have an army of staff hired to care for them.

spicemonster · 28/03/2009 10:41

Either you eat from the menu or you bring your own food. It is stupid and incredibly up your own arse to ask for a different menu.

She is a complete hypocrite.

AitchTwoOh · 28/03/2009 10:43

yes, but if you're someone who eats out and never cooks for yourself then that wouldn't really cross your mind, would it?

ach, what am i saying, i seem to be defending someone who i probably wouldn't like in RL. maybe the kid was allergic, maybe he was v young, who knows?

expatinscotland · 28/03/2009 10:44

Maybe she's just a colossal cow.

expatinscotland · 28/03/2009 10:45

I mean, given that she wasn't born wealthy, it goes to follow she's got some inkling of how a kitchen works and the basic elements of food preparation.