From Wealth to Welfare - Rich Kids Go Skint UK - Reality TV

[@classmst89]

She was VERY down to earth, went from "i dont like kids" to hugging them all goodnight with a huge smile

[@traveling_future]

She ain’t

[@comradeleppi2000]

She is ​@@traveling_future

[@gabbylovedbyJesus]

Psalms 51:10 NKJV [10] Create in me a clean heart, O God, And renew a steadfast spirit within me.💜

[@ILookLikeDrakeSoYeah]

I really like Sophie. She went into an unfamiliar situation and completely adapted, with so much grace and compassion. She is so aware of her economic privilege. Never hate on someone because they have it easier than you. All it takes is open minded communication on both sides.

[@higosha9693]

shes sweet!! and keeps it real

[@jambalee4059]

I agree, I didn't know what to expect turning this show on but I was pleasantly surprised. A very bright, articulate young woman. She's going to go far. I'm proud of her. And I'm proud of the Family! The children are so polite, such nice folks. This episode was a breath of fresh air really. I'm so used to the latter unfortunately.

[@differentlyrome9732]

Well said

[@differentlyrome9732]

🎉🎉🎉yes

[@gabbylovedbyJesus]

Psalms 51:10 NKJV [10] Create in me a clean heart, O God, And renew a steadfast spirit within me.💜

[@pahkjeemean6461]

She wasn’t really spoiled, just more so privileged. But she was very aware of how privileged she is which makes her 100x better than other rich kids. She doesn’t flaunt it, she just has it. It’s not her fault she was born into a well off family.

[@symphonyjackson4475]

And she has her own little business.

[@gabbylovedbyJesus]

Psalms 51:10 NKJV [10] Create in me a clean heart, O God, And renew a steadfast spirit within me.💜

[@ytytlee4560]

They may have 5 young kids but they're all, polite, well-behaved and so lovely. Mom and Pa must be proud of them all. ☺️

[@giana6886]

Seriously, such a blessing. Wonderful behaved kids raised with good morals

[@urteruddy8205]

Such a lovely family 🥰

[@patricksobb]

Absolutely!

[@triarb5790]

Not a 'blessing'. It is hard work and excellent parenting that create good kids​ @giana6886

[@ListedInTheSouth]

Sophie was right to question if the business was really a business or hobby. The amount he charges, the amount of kids that participate and then to pay a coach, leaves him in the negative. He needs to reevaluate the finances so he can make a profit.

[@TaylorJessicahArts]

Exactly! Or get a full-time job, so he can better support his family!

[@amyraleigh1715]

Yup and the mum could certainly work part time at night or weekends to help get ahead. He should really just to private football lessons. They would pay more

[@lauriewu-jf5nh]

@@amyraleigh1715Mum could work but then they would probably get less benefits. It’s a tricky situation. I live in Canada. The more you earn, the less welfare (benefits) you get. I used to work with a woman who worked part time. She said if she worked full time she would lose out on welfare payments.

[@johnmclean9711]

​@@amyraleigh1715when your in a deprived area you are limited to deprived clientele so its not as simple as charging more.. if the avarage family has 2 kids and £40 at the end of the month what are you gonna be able to charge for recreational activitys without alienating half the comunity... Try starting a business in a rough area and you find out pretty quickly their aint much money to go around full stop. Its very difficult when your community needs a pillar to not step up and be that and your business very easily becomes a charitable organisation.

[@JustAnotherAbdi]

@@lauriewu-jf5nhin Sweden you get benefits even if you earn more, it’s like they cut the Excess income so for example if you get benefits for like 500pounds you can work up to 1500pounds and still get benefit, as soon as you make a pound more than 1500 you get taxed on the excess pound only. This way it pays to work without affecting your income negatively while still benefitting the economy. I don’t understand why some of the western wealthy nations like the UK and US is still behind 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@angelaberni8873]

Please do a program based on the other way around. It would be lovely for an underprivileged family to spend a few days in opulance. Yup,now THAT would be a treat for them.

[@TaylorJessicahArts]

That would be beyond cruel. The rich kids get to go back to luxury. The poor kids would be sad to go back home

[@conservativehippie9736]

Cruel? Nothing cruel about it. It may help the children and adults strive for something better. As the lyrics go...youve gotta be cruel to be kind 🎶.... THINK! 😉​@@TaylorJessicahArts

[@Kimikikat]

@@TaylorJessicahArts The only way for that to not be cruel is to give them a home makeover and a years worth of groceries to help them out.

[@JessicaMcgrah]

Rich house poor house

[@khulisomashau578]

Great idea, love it 😊

[@elizabethfleck6536]

Sophie is wise beyond her years. . . Saying "eating healthy on a budget is difficult" is an understatement.

[@comradeleppi2000]

Sophie is a rich kid not just in money but also at heart. She got teary when that man started crying. She is empathetic and also trying to bring solutions that can better their lives

[@humansolarian]

Sophie's incredibly down to earth, you can tell she came onto the program with the intention to learn and not just go on some poverty tourism, judging by the way she so compassionately expressed her opinions, insights and suggestions then backed them up (especially the seemingly shallow takes) as per experience encountered, she doesnt just say things to put on a jaded facade or for shock value, you can pick up on the prevelant depth and authenticity behind the privileged veil... beautiful episode. her ability to get unequivocally involved in the proactivism, really showed how serious she is about her perceived morality and the action taken to showcase such integrity.

[@egrffin8534]

Sophie just oozes professionalism, I'm not sure she belongs on this show for rich, spoilt kids.! I'm a fan for sure.!

[@LuluBeLulu]

She's rich for sure and maybe a bit spoiled, but its not a bad thing. She's very sweet and very aware of her privilege and what she likes to do. Sophie is clearly very smart too. Overall just a sweet girl who happens to have money. Gives me Elle woods

[@farzana6676]

She getting botox at 24 yrs old. I would never let my son get with someone as vapid.

[@farzana6676]

She getting botox at 24 and doesn't care how food taste as long as she can get an instagram picture.

[@comradeleppi2000]

"For someone who said she doesn't like children she is a natural"😂 i can relate. Kids always likes me, but i don't like them

[@dulanga15]

Me too 😂 when I had my own babies my brother couldn’t imagine me raising babies lol he’d tell my mom “does she love her, coz she usually doesn’t like kids?(my own baby)” lol 😅

[@angeronal]

I appreciate that Sophie works and has invested time and effort in her education. She was lovely.

[@classmst89]

Agreed, the name of the show almost implies she doesnt worm and lives off mommy and daddies money

[@jenfoster128]

Sophie looks older than the kids' mom. But she was absolutely right pointing out how their life choices (job and number of children) have created their circumstances.

[@Frietoe]

Why’d you have to be rude about her looks tho

[@jenfoster128]

@@Frietoe Not rude I just don't buy that her age is accurate.

[@Hawthorneheights888]

It’s the Botox and fillers, not that it’s any of our business.

[@manilkasheran2934]

@@jenfoster128 She's studying to be a dentist so statistically she has to be in her early 20s!

[@samstephens6393]

She's in her early 20's... her "looks" were bought. Not natural. The mom's face isn't filled up with expensive, body damaging chemicals the way Sophie's is. Sad that women with the money feel the need to waste it on ruining themselves. Especially so early in life. She would look younger, healthier and better without that bs👍

[@fainafaina1940]

Sophie gave this couple 'a good healthy shake' in life because they somehow feel 'comfortable' living off benefits. The husband doesn't do enough for such a big family. What shocked me is that he hires extra coach for his sessions wothout earning anything himself...

[@nv4752]

Sophie was raised sooo extremely good and humble young woman ! Her parents most be so proud ! I don’t know her but I feel proud of her !!! This is how you raise a descent human being ❤ with class and elegance despides she got it easier she is a hard working lady and humble !!!! That’s how you suppose to raise kids with moral and integrity ! The way she adapted and never ever complained or nagging … all respect to her parents and Sophie ❤

[@naturesweety]

I feel for the family. I am quite pissed at the father for allowing them all to be so broke. There was so much time in between coaching where he could have been at a proper job making money to support his family. NO need for them to be living that way. He chose to not have an income come in.

[@alexandramcpherson4189]

probably the unpopular opinion but why would you give up a paying job to take on a risky business that you wont get an income from for some time and you have 5 kids at home. You just don't have that luxury. You have to work and provide for the children you chose to have. I'm sorry but that's just madness. AND He's paying a trainee coach... this guy actually annoys the hell out of me. He could easily do an actual job and the football thing as a side line. He needs to get real.

[@NH-tb2sm]

Exactly and to make matters worse they decide to bring another child into their poverty stricken family.

[@alexandramcpherson4189]

@@NH-tb2sm yeah solely because they wanted a child together, never mind the fact they can't afford the other 4, as lovely as they are, it's just not right. They really need to get real. Stop paying the benefits if there's an able bodied adult to work!

[@kristinesharp6286]

He is taking the risky job change for three reason flexibility for child care and involvement in the kids lives when you and the chance to earn more money and to give to the community. I think it’s fine to give it a go. He can always go back to work if it don’t turn out. Likely had to with COVID. This was done before.

[@finaayuwardani]

Sophie is totally smart. she asked them the average budget for the dinner and applied that during the shopping challenge. it is nice for them to keep encouraging her to do everything there.

[@electronicnotarystamp235]

😢😢 Mandy broke my heart all she does is spend time taking care of her children she has no friends or time for her own self. She's such a sweet lady.

[@solarlola5953]

It’s the life she chose by having all those kids

[@MillionBoyLuc]

@@solarlola5953I didn’t see Mandy complaining she seemed grateful so I’m sure she’s fully aware of her choices

[@pamilikumic7568]

why is she lovely? she chose to give a poor life to her kids....

[@TracyKinnear-h2b]

Could you not be so bloody hard on her shes happy and the kids are happy ​@pamilikumic7568

[@rrrjooy6946]

@@pamilikumic7568exactly! She even said at @19:00 as long as they are happy. How about the kids? They as couple maybe happy obviously the kids are not for not being able to have what they need.

[@LaceyLam89]

I really like how Sophia wasn’t rude or mean and she tried to put herself in the parent shoes. The mother in this episode (Mandy) was so sweet and for her to say it feels like I’ve known Sophie all my life and she’s family and all that was really lovely ❤

[@AR-gg2su]

Sophie is such a nice young woman. She has a better head on her shoulder than the father. They have a child because they want one with each other, he quits his paying job to do coaching and they expect the govt to pay for their selfishness. No empathy for these parents.

[@melanytodd2929]

Sophie is lovely. Sensible, no -fuss, gets stuck in. Such a treat after all the limp-wristed, camp guys❣️

[@CherieDeDieu]

Right? I hate the limp wristed ones who look like washing a cup could kill them! 😳

[@Aiu-sama]

Which episodes?

[@1970GenXer]

I hadn't even got halfway through and I like this young woman. You can't blame her for being born into a wealthy family. She was honest about her lifestyle, but didn't push it on the family. Most of us who have been raised in a 1st World Country, have some superficial wants, needs.

[@amyomeara2515]

As an American this is wild. Youth sport coaching is a volunteer job we do outside of our fulltime employment. Two able bodied parent households don’t receive money each month - you’d have your kids taken away because you’d be unable to house and feed them. I’m considered wildly liberal and progressive in the States, for reference, and was really shocked to see Brits can choose to live like this and still be fed and housed.

[@cathy2earth]

you obviously have no experience with child welfare. You can even life in a car with your kids as long as they are clean and fed. LMFAO America does the exact same things....a bunch of drug addicts who weld guns, terrorize other countries and abuse kids more than any other country in the world. What child safety concern would these kids be taken away for? sharing a room? LOL the kids have 3 meals daily, clean close, beds, running water.

[@cathy2earth]

are u so vein u were unaware of welfare and food stamps in the USA

[@amyomeara2515]

@@cathy2earth vein? Like a blood vessel? Yes in the US “food stamps” aka SNAP/EBT are for the poor and disabled, also medical coverage and even sometimes subsidized housing. In the States, no one qualifies for indefinite TANF for a two parent, non disabled household though. You sound incredibly ignorant about the US social programs.

[@amyomeara2515]

@@cathy2earth Most US foster kids were removed due to poverty. It’s a whole thing here, Cathy. In the US, this family wouldn’t qualify for housing, food and monthly income and instead they’d be in a position to have their kids removed to foster care because they weren’t able to provide for them. It happens every day.

[@cathy2earth]

@@amyomeara2515 not true

[@CarlyRomero1409]

I like sophie's motivation ,i love when she's around with the kids breakfast in the morning bonding.She's a beautiful lady.

[@shplizzionsbruck2406]

Can’t feel bad for people who keep having kids they Know they can’t afford! Then he Quits a Paying job to pursue his non paying coaching “dream” knowing the government will pay for them to live. Smh. Once you decide to keep having kids you already can’t afford you lose the right to pursue your “dreams” until you are in a financial place to do so.

[@endlessbubblebath]

I have to agree with you😢 they seem like a nice family though and I’m not judging their hardship wish them the best❤

[@b56gght]

Four of those kids are from Mandy’s previous marriage so they only had one in common. I mean if you are poor already it doesn’t make big difference between 4 or 5

[@hayleyfaragher9729]

It does actually, on benefits with all children in primary school to receive benefits she would have had to work a certain number of hours, so they keep creating more. ​@bambi7896

[@phuonganhle5801]

exactly, why keep having children when you are in hardship? cannot sympathize with them

[@MillionBoyLuc]

Bro they seemed happy and grateful I didn’t hear them complain 😂

[@babyduck198718]

Sophie seems like such a kind, down to earth, professional person. Love that she was very open and embraced the experience.

[@cathymartin6085]

I think of all of the shows, Sophie is the kindest and the most open to learning about what it is like to not have the privilege that she has. The family was lucky to have her stay with them and not someone that would have been not so nice! They were also a very kind family, this was the best show so far and I hope they will have better days ahead financially.

[@rrrjooy6946]

There’s one also, he’s name is ANDREA. Kind and very compassionate

[@randyfiglehorn9192]

Sophie has to be one of the most self-aware rich person I’ve seen on this type of show. Sounds like she has a game plan and is in motion. Probably not the right choice for this specific show (she doesn’t fit the bill of spoiled child) but was very refreshing to see. Hope she goes far. Hope the family and dad’s business do well as well. Everyone in this video was great.

[@raleighamelia7895]

Maybe it’s the “American” in me, but those parents (at least the dad) could easily get a full time or even part time job so they’re not in poverty. Ppl who have kids and are on the poverty line in the states get their kids taken away. They are both seem able bodied so one of them could get a job. The soccer thing could be done as private lessons or as a hobby if he’s that into it

[@OzPozzy278]

I guess i'm American cause i share the same belief as you

[@comradeleppi2000]

I am an Indian yet I agree with you

[@drwill439]

Yeah, the dad could def get an actual job. I would say that he could do his coaching thing after hours, but he's got 5 kids, so he would have to go home. I feel terrible for poor Mandy.

[@kristinesharp6286]

He just stopped his job to take on coaching. Why can’t he try it? It might give him more flexibility or even more money in the long run.

[@book_worm22]

People who are on the poverty line get their kids taken away here?? That’s absolutely NOT true. Wow. In fact theres a documentary here on KZbin called the breadline kids and was documenting poor kids being raised in America. The fact that you would fix your face to tell such bold face lies and use you being American to do so is crazy. Im American too(family has been here CENTURIES) and what you said is absolutely INCORRECT

[@MGold00]

To think Sophie was not keen abt the kids. Its seems like they knew her for a long time.

[@maryblountburnett6338]

The parents are grand. The love of family fills the air. Great job you two. May God bless you all.

[@Juju-zl7sr]

Ok but why did they keep having kids anyways? I know they said that no matter what their happy, but poverty is a generational curse. What if your children had to go through this as well? Children deserve to be have security, especially in food.

[@alexandramcpherson4189]

yip and in a council house on benefits when there's an able bodied man who could work a job that pays... he could do his football thing AND work very easily.... what a joke. I know I'll quit my job and do this risky football thing where I don't know when I'm going to get a wage or even a living wage eventually.... and have 5 kids at home to feed.... yeah sure they're loving a nice family but work and earn your way out of poverty...

[@far8]

Everybody seems so respecful to each other..what a lovely film..

[@putriaditya1755]

She seems really genuine to the family especially the kids. You know kids would know if youre faking a sweet smile, so im sure shes truely nice in her heart

[@hussardnoir7413]

The children only are worth the world ❤ They are grateful of each bite they put in their mouth , i love when little ones enjoy their food

[@chichirenn2372]

AWWWWWW, SHE IS ONE OF THE NICEST RICH PERSON I’VE WATCH, AND HER ACTIONS SHOWS THAT SHE LOVES CHILDREN MORE THAN SHE REALIZED.

[@KittyaHello]

Where

[@Makaylalalaa]

Every time they give them whatever for trips instead of money for their bills or groceries I want to literally cry. Are they only allowed to give them gifts like that and not help with bills and food?? 😭😭😭

[@yuliaaraya6654]

I think its just to help with the literal stress of the that financial situation as well as taking care and being a solid parent for a lot of kids is not easy

[@bethjackman6728]

The skint parents bills and groceries arent the rich kids problem. The skint parents need to figure it out, they cant get people paying for all their bills & groceries every week.

[@bethjackman6728]

She gave him money to buy sports equipment for his "business".

[@AlexClarkcompany]

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[@AlexClarkcompany]

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[@OscarOwenn]

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[@AlexClarkcompany]

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[@user-sy6fj2bm1z]

This was the best episode I’ve seen in this series.

[@comradeleppi2000]

Kids are so well mannered and grateful.

[@chivelleskinner9359]

I love her she wasnt rude to dem at all and she treated the kids so well awee

[@muhangidinah2608]

Why would she do bootoxat 24. She looks way older

[@marcellelhuillier164]

Botox 😂

[@jamesb507]

Sophie seems nice. A bit out of touch and certainly genetically lucky, but empathetic and not judgemental.

[@Eda-j5t]

I don't want to be mean but the charging of 5 pounds a kid is stupid ..how will you make a profit ? That leaves him with an expense considering his living situation it sincs he hasn't thought the business through🤷🏾‍♀️he should charge more for goodness sake.

[@Millaxnicole]

Sophie is a very lovely lady and so is her mum. She is privileged but doesn't seem to think she's better than others like many other individuals from a privileged background.

[@User40919]

Great family and a great guest. Sophie doesn't realise that she'd be a great mother and the family really kind and warm.

[@MonicaTanAnLeng]

That good night scene of Sophie and the kids plus the kids asking Sophie to make their breakfast is ❤️❤️❤️. I ❤️ porridge too. And the kids were so grateful to eat what Sophie prepared for dinner 😊.

[@cliobhabie]

Sophie is a kind person and not stuck up. She never said she didn’t like children; she just didn’t like screaming children all in one place .

[@TW-uz1kv]

It’s so sweet to see the kids eating dinner that Sophie cooked and actually enjoying it. They weren’t the least bit picky.

[@JustAnotherAbdi]

They may be “Skint” but they are strong AF. I’d rather be loved and poor than to be ignored and rich. Love is priceless. Big up to the couple and Sophie ❤

[@annam4313]

Real eye opening to see how financially challenged people live. I hope that their life will take a turn. I would never be so brave to have multiple children without serious financial security. I do wear fashion with a price tag over 10,000 dollars , however I choose them carefully to ensure that the labels are not or less noticeable. I consider myself as a down to earth person with a simple but luxury lifestyle by choice. I don't think that this family would be so down to earth as I am if they would have my resources.

[@GinKho14]

This episode was so heartwarming. I really do hope they became friends or kept in touch.

[@paolabueso]

I think they had some very interesting conversations in this episode. They got quite candid and I think it was super eye opening for everyone. They were all very graceful with each other. I wish them all the absolute best!

[@wormie2045]

I have seen those days😢 of going to bed hungry. I can feel every words and expressions of these lovely cheerful family. May God bless them abundantly

[@solarlola5953]

Don’t have kids until you are financially stable to have them

[@leenhauben3389]

Yeah cause once you're financially stable, you'll be stable forever. You don't know their previous situation. They could have been stable until something bad happened.

[@elizabethfleck6536]

It is funny to read this (I am not laughing at you). Although I agree with you, I chose not to have children at all. I understand those who "love" kids, but the "what if" they were born with ____________(fill in the blank), always filled me with fear. (Note, I did not have a choice to be here.) I even went 10+ years not getting dogs because I could not afford them. (That was my biggest mistake.) If people thought like me, or you, the population would be decreasing!

[@dancinwithshepa5932]

keeping the skins on the potatoes would bulk out the amount, add fibre and also more nutrients, and they just chuck it😢

[@koolnoona]

This is actually a cute loving family 🥰 the parents are very kind & positive, naturally well-behave kids with adorable genuine reactions. Sophie is a kind person with a quick ability of getting along & adjusted so well ✨ hope they always find happiness in life ✨

[@kamally]

Sophie might be a bit spoiled but she isn't pretentious. Honestly the father and mother have worked themselves into poverty woth poor decisions, it is kind of amazing how much support they get from the government considering they could easily earn more.

[@daminiso]

As a mid 20s person working 60 hours per week in a good job - I don’t think I can ever afford a house that big. Damn, brits really be taking care of their jobless folks.

[@crazed5661]

its crazy to watch this and dude said him and his wife would go without eating so the kids eat and it reminded me of my parents who did the same for us(5 kids) dad told me a while back so im always greatful

[@AlexAlfredo-kc6jt]

That painting is the most beautiful thing ever

[@thatgardeninggirl2864]

She looks alot older than 24

[@amandamuzyka3704]

What a lovely episode.

[@admin3433]

Wondering what year was this event covered?

[@SW-xb6pn]

Sophie was so amazing and the kids were so mannered, good on the parents....refreshing

[@hericvzla]

What the hell with the fly on is head in 38:22 ... Was it to make him look poorer? Come on, they could retake that shot.

[@kohsamuienglishclub6133]

What a great prog. Very lovely people all, so genuine and nice. We have no money but we love each other, truly amazing. Sophie adapted really well and understood the situation this family is faced with. Stay happy and lovely, heart warming stuff

[@eaglefeather2728]

There family was amazing, what a hard worker dhe is an such an amazing mom she might not have much money but there rich with love ,something money can never buy, I hope he can learn from her business model and make some good profit using the internet connecting kids to soccer ,and hope she will miss the kids enough to want to have some of her own , what an amazing polite family God bless them all

[@teamschroeder8396]

This lady is very down to earth

[@y.tineres]

This almost made me cry like 3 times😢 this was a great video

[@Satya-uh6se]

Sophie is full of humility ❤

[@ResinAlchemist2024]

Lovely family and lovely young lady. Two sides to every coin. You can't blame either side. It's nice to here him take accountability for his past and bad and bad credit. As well as trying to be a provider now. It was also nice to hear Sophie state she was ignorant of food banks . I think both sides benefitted from this experience. Which is lovely.

[@natasha08YNWA]

Sophie is a truly beautiful soul!

[@Lori_L]

800 for sneakers😮 400 even shocked me. I felt bad spending 100 for sandals

[@daisynaviti8093]

Mandy is such a sweetheart 🥺

[@Jak2520]

When I was in elementary and middle school, I couldn’t even afford line paper or new pencils.

[@tisheebrat]

Its hard to believe a family of 7 lives on almost the same income as i get on disability in canada. 😮

[@chaimaa_Qween]

Uk is cheaper. Canada is expensive

[@diandiaz9026]

She needs to get regular rice and then they can season it themselves with spices in such maybe a little bra. It would be much cheaper that way and you’d have a lot more.

[@efolinsky]

A little bra?

[@kristinesharp6286]

On her Instagram she has just completed dental school. And is a mum.

[@oceanzennfamxo833]

Sophie is beautiful, and the family are beautiful too the kids adore her ❤ the mum and father are absolutely wonderful and kind

[@sanelemadziba6532]

Being married to someone who has 4 children from previous RELATIONSHIPS is crazy

[@fredericoespinoza]

rightttttttttttttttttt

[@bethjackman6728]

All this show really does is put down the parents of the rich kid- Saying because they worked hard to make a lot of money to be able to give their children a stable and relaxing life, they failed their children. All of the rich kids i've seen so far have been well behaved, well mannered, amazing people. Asking the rich kids if they've learned any valuable lessons?? Skint parents saying they need to learn the real world and theyll show em what that is?? Why? They have their real world, an affluent one and a promising one. Maybe these skint parents could learn from the rich kids parents- how to work harder/smarter to make your kids lives better and more secure. This skint Mum needs to get a job. Some kids are in school, others off to daycare, doesnt have to be everyday. If they are on benefits they have access to cheaper child care fees.

[@larissa_7729]

The grocery prices are sooooo cheap!!

[@TaylorJessicahArts]

American here👋 when she said $60,000 in 8 months... she would be considered lower middle class in these parts

[@angeronal]

It's $76,000 USD, and I do understand your point.

[@dollz2030]

But she doesn't have a mortgage or rent.... Plus the extra 750 month but I get it though 😂 not rich just ok.

[@TaylorJessicahArts]

@@dollz2030 Yeah, there are a couple "rich" kids that are simply middle-upper middle class

[@elanagiugno9270]

It’s her spending power though, her family are wealthy therefore she doesn’t need as much of an income, her money is almost all for spending so someone who makes more than her likely still wouldn’t have as much to spend as she would

[@Agapelovestudio]

American here 60grand in 8 months is Def upper middle idk where u are but in pa 120grand approx a year is good money

[@gabrielavandertouw8682]

Sophie and the kids are nice together !

[@MichaelaP-x6i]

these kids are so lovely and cute - could cuddle them always :)

[@melissakelly9629]

These children are so polite.

[@SandwichDoggy]

"I hate kids" "I'd hate to have someone who hates kids. We got five" Yeah right let's put them together

[@annaliesegann9491]

Loved how down to earth she was

[@judyhanke1398]

The rich mom's hair! I can only imagine how much she must spend only to get that weird red/orange burned out frizz!

[@cassandraknight8804]

LOL

[@truthhearit1471]

Stop judging others.

[@cassandraknight8804]

@@truthhearit1471 we all judge others- even you.

[@truthhearit1471]

@cassandraknight8804 just because you can doesn't mean you should.

[@cassandraknight8804]

@@truthhearit1471 ok don’t then

[@daraatang]

God bless you, daddy, for loving your wife's kids and caring for your whole big family. You're not failing them. You have a good heart. God bless you and help your business big!

[@chaimaa_Qween]

Stop having kids please, they dont deserve poverty. Also i dont want to be mean, why are poor people always overweight but rich people are always skinny 😢 i never understood it. It uk thing. In my home country, rich people are overweight and poor people are skinny-ish and on correct weight. ❤

[@Tkcool-m342go]

Poor ppl eat junk food, rich ppl eat fine n healthier food😊n got pte coach ,gym

[@kristinesharp6286]

There is a several year wait for dentists I read. I’m guessing private not NHS?

[@DRventura333]

Interesting program. But Why, why please does one keep having children and there isn't enough income coming to the pot. Depending on benefits is not how one should be raising children. So where is that visitor going to sleep in a house that's already crowded? Will her view of life change when she leaves this family back to her life?

[@thefoxprince5552]

So I have sympathy for ppl in bad financial situations when it's appropriate but like if Sophie quit her job and started volunteering like the dad is doing. She'd be on welfare too. Their situation is kinda self made and they don't have my sympathy. Especially speaking as a libertarian. So... he's getting tax money and volunteers? Maybe. Idk. Get a paying job? And don't have anymore fuckin kids? Baffles me that a mother and father are like we're broke and neither has a job.

[@ddnz7]

the mom is so pretty❤

[@rrrjooy6946]

@19:00 seriously?? As long as you are happy? How can you be so selfish? These couple are obviously just thinking about their selves and not their kids..

[@mmendi1114]

Sophie has a well balanced personality, open to new experiences.. and more importantly she did not look at this experience from a social status perspective...although the host family were very sweet, kind, and full of love.

[@annetoronto5474]

A three course meal is a soup or salad, main, and dessert… am I wrong? I’m not rich, have had 5 courses at an Italian wedding. If you go to an all you can eat restaurant, you can have as many courses as you like! 😂

[@elanagiugno9270]

3 course is a starters which can be different depending on the restaurant (i.e. Italian may be bruschetta, buratta etc.) then mains and dessert! 🫶🏼 in a wedding you get way less choice on the menu but it’s similar!

[@pauljordan4452]

​@@elanagiugno9270A starter and main usually suffice. I have to mention that I love burata.

[@elanagiugno9270]

@@pauljordan4452 it’s delicious! Depends on the restaurant for me, some of the more upscale places have such tiny little portions and I’m still hungry after haha