I Moved to Italy 🇮🇹 🍝(+ Q&A)

[@DustyDawnaDigsHistory]

Lived in Gaeta Italy for 6 years 1980-85, I will be back soon for good if all goes as planned, 😊. Lived in Spain, France, Born in UK, lived in USA 30+ years, my heart has always lived in Italy. I will be home soon. From St Augustine Florida USA.

[@obliviate2738]

Beautiful Gaeta!!😍😍 my parents are from there! I go there every summer 🥰

[@cameronc3911]

I'm an American living in London and last year in April I visited my friend who was studying abroad in Florence! I absolutely loved it and it was great being able to see such a historical (and smaller) city.

[@loveandlondon]

Oh awesome! What a nice trip :) Thanks for watching Cameron.

[@joelmathiason6070]

Great perspectives Jess! I've been to Rome, Siena, Pisa, Montepulciano, Cinque Terre, Venice (some of those multiple times) and I just love it there. Much of the country, especially Tuscany, reminds me of the Hill Country in Texas where I used to live. I love the simpler style of life. I'm a hard, physical worker so I guess I appreciate the Italians better than most. And you hit the nail on the head when you spoke about how long it takes to get through town. Even though I had short stays in towns I made local friends. Just grabbing morning coffee in the shop in Manarola would sometimes take 20-30 minutes because they just want to talk and be friendly. I remember one time, I asked a waiter in Riomaggiore if I could go into the kitchen and film the chef making a pizza and without hesitation, he did. And the chef loved it. He didn't know a lick of English, nor me Italian, but my dad was a baker so I knew most of what he was saying just by the gestures. Another trip to Manarola a bus boy struck up a conversation with my wife and I and he got his playing cards and proceeded to put on an impromptu magic show for us at our table for our anniversary. And we chatted about the US and life in general. Very engaging people. I miss Italy and the people very much.

[@loveandlondon]

Me too

[@albertobenelli]

You spotted real typical Italian habits that are not so easy to understand ! The fact that it takes an average of 15/20 minutes that just drink a coffee at the bar is so accurate ! Thank you for the love for our country !

[@nhussen]

Jess I have been in Florence many times, because I used to go to the Pitti Imagine Uomo fair. I absolutely love this city! The other Italian city that I have been to is Verona. It is such a lovely plae that I recommend you to visit

[@loveandlondon]

Oh that's lovely that you used to go. Verona is also amazing! I feel like it's a lesser-known, more high-end Florence, and is nice and close to the beautiful lagi

[@FairycuteUSA]

I'd love to hear how you moved to London and are able to live and work there long term!

[@luvlyzzy9069]

Currently In London, for my 3rd time now & am loving every time I comeback cuz ur vids help me experience new places

[@loveandlondon]

Sadly I'm sure you're not experiencing any places right now due to lockdown but I'm happy I was able to help you with your other trips! Thanks so much for watching.

[@luvlyzzy9069]

Love and London surpringly I was able to enjoy a good amount of places. For example the Leake street Tunnel (graffiti tunnel) it was amazing ! What’s another country you would recommend I visit ? Places I have already been too are: 1. Spain 2. Italy 3. UK 4. France 5.jamaica 6. Bahamas 7. Germany

[@deborahkay7819]

Yes backpacked through some of Italy long time ago and loved it. Also first went on 3 week European bus trip with parents while in university too. Need to go back to experience more. Florence was my favorite

[@zaqwsx23]

Thank you for explaining that Italian food is much wider than what is known abroad. I would add that between dishes and products, in Italy there are about 4500 of them. Each region has a different cuisine and even the individual cities have unique things that you cannot find elsewhere.

[@loveandlondon]

yup! Thanks for watching :)

[@danlong179]

I lived in Italy for a year ... 2004 to 2005. It was the most amazing year of my life! I was a bartender and had a moped. I love the streets of Florence. I miss it so much and have always dreamed of moving back. It will probably be totally different though :D :D :D

[@loveandlondon]

I miss it too! But yes it's definitely changed a lot over the years.

[@larina023]

I visited Venezia and Treviso in 2012, and Tuscany (Gaiole in Chianti, Firenze, Pisa, Siena) in 2014 with my husband. We loved it so much, everything was beautiful. My husband participated in the vintage cycling event, L'Eroica in Gaiole in Chianti, it was so much fun. Would love to visit again.

[@loveandlondon]

Oh that's cool! Thanks for watching

[@stephenparker6362]

Hi, Jess, really interesting. We are all glad you moved to London. Hopefully things will soon ease lockdown wise. A video of your early life in London would be interesting. Looking forward to your next video soon.

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks for watching Stephen, as always.

[@GianLucaPonti]

OMG! your memory about the rainy morning... It touched me, probably because I can understand what you mean so well! Definitely don't miss the heat :-)

[@loveandlondon]

I bet you can!! :)

[@rosacuore15]

Love your mindset ❤👏🙌 “Life it’s a journey..,” and, you embraced it very well.

[@joepassante8498]

You are such a smart girl, and I love hearing your opinions. I was in Italy for 10 days in 2015 for my sons wedding in Orvieto, and we had the best time. We also spent time in Florence and really enjoyed it. Thankfully it was in May. I speak no Italian, and my most memorable moments in Italy were trying to communicate with Italians that spoke no English. Most everyone was really sweet and helpful. I was confused by one hotel clerk who spoke perfect English with a British accent, who actually was Italian. Great guy. Lastly, I agree totally with your thoughts on America. Travel opens the mind to new thoughts, which we need more of. Ciao!

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks for your nice comment Joe! That hotel clerk likely learned British English, which can be quite different to American English and obviously takes into account the differences in pronunciation. English is hard! Lol. Take care.

[@gigi-jeff]

Loved your story and insights and especially loved how you learned to appreciate the simple things and gain new perspectives ... we live in Sicily so can relate... ho capito! ❤️

[@nancymassey4184]

I have watched almost ALL of your videos and also purchased your 3 day itinerary ( hope we get to use it for our rescheduled trip to London in August) I think this video is my favorite it is more thoughtful and at a slower pace than some of your other videos and I really enjoyed it...thanks so much and I hope things will soon be back to a new normal and you can resume your travel career

[@loveandlondon]

Thank you SO much for your purchase Nancy, fingers crossed you get to use it but even if your trip gets pushed to 2021 after our 2021 guide is launched, just get in touch and we will give you the new version. And thank you so much for watching and for your kind words! It was nice to do something different. Stay well

[@KriZtiaN17VL]

I visited Sicily for one month and then London the month after that. I was watching your video back then and it really helped me have a great time in London. Thanks for your videos

[@loveandlondon]

Oh awesome ! Thanks for watching and for the kind words.

[@riggett1]

Loved it & your others, you've been such a huge help! Been in London since Feb and been dealing ALOT with that same sentiment, of seeing the US from outsider eyes. I have to return in August and am absolutely dreading it.

[@loveandlondon]

That's great to hear you're in London Mallory! It's good to have perspective and I wish everyone in the US could see how it's certainly not the greatest country in the world, there are many flaws and things that other countries do better (although I of course recognise that it's an extreme privilege to be an American)

[@davidpeasley]

Awesome story and vid, Jess. Looking forward to a continuation (if you get the urge) to your story as you transitioned to life in the UK! Keep on keepin' on... cheers!

[@loveandlondon]

Hey Dave! How are you. Thanks for watching!

[@sandrabigg2561]

Hi!!!I've find your video and watch it till the end!!! I live in Florence and really like the way you tell your experience about living and working in Italy...finally someone telling the truth on how it's hard to find a job here even if you're italian..ps your italian is quite good (better than my english for sure!!!!)

[@loveandlondon]

Grazie Sandra!! Baci xx

[@TMAItalia]

Hi Sandra, I love Italy and I am excited to return, hopefully in a couple of years.

[@BobKinNJ]

We did some touring in Italy in 2018 - Florence, Pisa, Rome, the Amalfi coast, Sorrento, Positano, and Venice. Loved it everywhere. Venice and Florence were our two favorite cities. Wherever we travel, I always imaging what it would be like to live in those places, that's why I really enjoyed this video. Thanks for doing it and keep up the London information.

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks so much! And thanks so much for taking the time to watch :)

[@RayeBay1]

I've had the very good fortune to have enjoyed two river cruises -- one northern and one southern tour. And I completely agree that I found my travel experience to be very, very humbling.

[@loveandlondon]

Fabulous. Thanks for watching Mark!

[@mr51406]

Delightful video! ⭐️ In French we say “Les voyages forment la jeunesse.” Or, travelling trains/shapes youth. Nothing better to help make an enlightened, openminded, cultured citizen of the world. Good for you! I’m the France/Britain fanatic in the family; my sister is the Italy fan: going there are among her best life experiences. She loved Lucca, like a mini-Florence: lots to see, charming but not overrun. ☮️❤️🇬🇧❤️🇮🇹

[@s125ish]

Professr Frank what you like about UK ?

[@mr51406]

Three words: booze, books and buddies! Same reason as France actually. But I just feel at home there. I had always been a British television fan (the CBC always put up a lot of BBC shows, I grew up on the Goodies) and music fan (what is more British than Pet Shop Boys?). My trip last year felt like coming to my 2nd home. I’m not the first Canadian to say this. Many French Canadians have said they feel more at home in London. Paris is beautiful to visit, and they (sort of...😜) speak the same language. But Brits think and behave like us: culture and comradely. And cooking too.

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks for watching Frank! Can't wait till we can all get back to these amazing places.

[@EdwardIglesias]

I went to Rome about 3 years ago and loved it. The only problem is there is so much to do that a week just wasn't enough time. If I were to go back I'd definitely go for a more rural experience. My trip to London, which your videos helped with, went much better. I was there the second week of March and am so grateful I was able to see it right before the lockdown.

[@loveandlondon]

Oh awesome! Glad you got to enjoy yourself. Thanks for watching Edward!

[@ItalianOnlineSchool]

😃

[@ChrisC30]

Don't scare us, Jess. I saw the title and thought you moved back to Italy. LOL!

[@loveandlondon]

Lol nope!

[@lucienbandet2568]

Great video Jess ! I haven't been to Italy, but I've heard a lot about it and I'll definitely go there some day. Also, I think people should just look at the way they're facing this whole Covid crisis at the US to realize that a lot could be improved over there.

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks for watching Lucien!

[@TMAItalia]

Good point, you will love Italy. We have travelled there for 5 years and are currently getting dual citizenship, hoping to get back in a couple of years.

[@Lilintes]

Such a motivating story, thanks jess

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks for watching Lima!

[@DeanPorterEsq]

I just discovered your fantastic channel, and as a Londoner I love seeing your views on London.

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks for watching!

[@1CelloOne]

I was told (probably incorrectly) that if you have a grandparent born in Italy, you can get a visa. Assuming one has all the required documentation.

[@loveandlondon]

Sadly it's not that simple but some lineages do allow you to get Italian citizenship but it's very time consuming and expensive. But, an option for some!

[@AntizarkGaming]

All over. Love your video.

[@fernandoguerraferrari9831]

OMG! I loved this video so hard! Thank you so much for sharing this. P.S.: your Italian is quite good! hahaha

[@loveandlondon]

Haha thanks Fernando! Thanks for taking time time to watch!

[@Sarah-nd2gy]

Florence and Rome are both on my bucket list. I've been to Venice twice and absolutely loved it (and would go back in a heart beat) but there us so much more of Italy that I want to see. I might have to start planning a trip there when all the craziness has died down

[@loveandlondon]

I think you'll enjoy other cities more than Venice. Venice is nice to look at but due to overtourism the local culture has sadly been washed away (no pun intended.) Looking forward to hearing how it goes when you eventually make it to Italy again!

[@GlobalComedyOutreachProject]

What a great channel. You had me laughing with your call to the parents re-enactment

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks :)

[@lavayuki]

That's so cool, it's pretty challenging to live in a country with a different language. I lived in Japan and although I'm fluent in Japanese, there was still a lot of cultural hurdles to overcome. I visited Italy once, just Rome and Florence and I liked Florence, Rome was very touristy. I currently live in the UK in Manchester now and love it, although I want to visit Japan again, my trip this summer was cancelled which was disappointing

[@loveandlondon]

That's very cool that you lived in Japan. I still haven't been!

[@verocuevas3876]

Great video. Very informative. I've been in Italy the last January but stayed there just a very little time. I went to Rome. It's a very beautiful and antique city, there is a lot of culture around. If I come back to Italy, I would love to go to Florence. I want to thank you for all the information you gives in your videos. I travelled to London too in January and if it wasn't for you I would have got lost and never experienced the city in its fullest.

[@loveandlondon]

Oh thanks SO much Vero for those kind words, so glad to hear you enjoyed yourself! Can't wait till we can all do that again soon.

[@TMAItalia]

Rome was my favorite city too Vero, but you will love Florence too.

[@filipposcabbia726]

Complimenti alla mamma 👏🏼👏🏼 😍

[@88missbeauty]

Great video! I totally agree with traveling when you are right out of school because it's hard to travel for a long length of time once you start a career (in most cases). I also ago with the US comments, traveling will def open your eyes to certain things😊

[@loveandlondon]

Cool to hear that you have similar thoughts. Thanks so much for watching!

[@Miunaka]

This’s informative, thank you for sharing 💕

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks for watching Miu!

[@HamelinSong]

Italy is definitely NOT one of the poorest countries in Europe. Italy has the 4TH highest GDP in Europe and is still part of the G7. We had many great difficulties, bureaucracy being one of them, bad government being another, but our economy is still better than Ireland, Netherlands, Latvia, Spain, Greece and so on I'm the first to criticize my country, but when things aren't true, aren't true! Italy is not a basket case!

[@loveandlondon]

Didn't say it was a basket case but yes I misspoke. Thanks for watching

[@valsummerfield3069]

Do you love living in England? No place is perfect of course but overall do you miss the U.S.?

[@loveandlondon]

I of course miss my family but I love living here or I'd go back ;)

[@kpdowd4221]

Was interesting to get the back story now that we “know” you. Was in Florence and Rome in 2017. Hot in Rome. How hot? 39°C Did I know how hot that was then? Nope. Did drink 6 bottles of water without using the restroom. Have a son who graduated college in 2011. He does not speak Italian lol.

[@loveandlondon]

Lol Rome gets even hotter than Florence! Thanks so much for watching KP!

[@Hair-today]

Girl you are freaking amazing and unique, Im in awe of your skills! Thank You so much! May God Bless you and your loved ones.

[@loveandlondon]

Thank you Robin!

[@Leo_Cinque]

Grande Jess, torna quando vuoi :)

[@loveandlondon]

Grazie!!

[@ScratchySpoon]

How would you rate Italian food in Italian restaurants/eateries in London? I have an old friend who is critical of gelato places.The one near Borough market got a good mark, others not so much.

[@loveandlondon]

I'm also critical.... I've only found a couple places that I like

[@claralobato8479]

What’s the name of the company you worked with that you had to travel?

[@lucaferrari2106]

👍👍🇮🇹😄welcome in Italy

[@deacon1771]

Insightful 👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks for watching Robert!

[@greatnation4328]

Looking back, would you repeat the choice to go to Italy?

[@loveandlondon]

yes!

[@littlebigjohn69]

your video was very informative , im in my 60s and im very fortune to have a job to travel around the world. i was born in colombia south america and been to most of the countries in the world and my first love is italy and japan. italy is a very overwhelming place its a living museum and historical fact, if your into arts and history and just beautiful sceneries you cant go wrong with italy but go there either the end of april or end of september not too much in the end of october because its raining . my favourite places are too many to list but love small towns like matera, any one in sicily and verona, lecce, lucca etc.

[@cherierobbins1583]

SO JEALOUS!!!!!!

[@loveandlondon]

Haha thanks for watching!

[@rwilks5733]

I graduated from a school in Virginia in May 2011. Which school?

[@stellamaris9933]

Hello Jess. I'm surprised you've kept your American accent. Do you sort of switch around to a British accent, depending on who you're speaking with? Are you there (in London) for good? Sorry, maybe you've explained this before. The best to you!

[@loveandlondon]

No adults don't really change accents, so I'll still sound American when I'm here for 30 years! :)

[@carlosandalucia4660]

Thanks a lot for sharing your experience in Italy. Great video. What would you suggest for renting a place in Florence for female student from Jan to May, next year? She wants to study architecture for one semester in Florence.

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks for watching! Her school should provide info on finding accommodation and there are also websites like Student.com. My biggest advice to parents with kids studying abroad is you need to make/let them do everything involved, it's their decision and ultimately it's an insane privilege to be able to study abroad so she must be also able to handle the tough stuff that goes along with it :) That's what I had to do when I studied abroad and it helped me feel more confident in my abilities to problem solve and to travel.... Good luck to her!! It will be life changing!

[@12morganna]

Ciao 😊 I've been to Italy three times with school (I was in a European class and we did exchanges with Montepulciano, this city is gemellata (twin city?) with my native town in France). Last year I went to Florence for a few days and I loved it, as you said everything is accessible by foot. I mostly did tourists activities but I found few gems in the way. I remember a little restaurant that serves the best French fries, actually lift up to my mum French fries with garden potatoes. I didn't had the time to '' do it all'' but I would love to visit again and discover new things. I was supposed to come to London in May (already have my oyster card) but it's gonna be delayed a bit 😢

[@loveandlondon]

French fries in Italy! lol ;) Glad you had such a great time and looking forward to having you in London eventually!

[@sergiobasilioli384]

Dai parli bene l'Italiano! Hope you come back!

[@loveandlondon]

Grazie Sergio ma Lei è un bugiardo ;) lol can't wait to get back to Italy.

[@vijayantgovender2045]

Thank you Jess I love watching your videos I am from South Africa I would love to stay in Canada or Uk

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@AppuntiDisordinatidiViaggio]

BRAVISSIMA!!!

[@gabbyoconnor5339]

hiii! so, I’m only 17 and I have a long time until I figure this all out hahaha but I had a question, and you might not know the answer actually but I’ll comment it anyways! So, I have a citizenship in the EU (I got it when I was born but I’ve lived in the USA and was born here) that would make it easier for me to love there right? Thank you! Loved this video 💞

[@loveandlondon]

Hey Gabby, I'm sorry I can't give immigration advice. Best to talk to a lawyer :) good luck!

[@gabbyoconnor5339]

Love and London that’s okay! Thank you :)

[@edmaximum]

If you have a EU citizenship you CAN LIVE in Italy, France, Germany, Spain, the Netheralnds and all the other EU countries (except UK now). So yes, it makes it much easier. Actually you could move there whenever you want without any restrictions at all (you can work, stay as much as you want, be entitled to free healthcare and benefits bla bla...).

[@azxsdc]

Does anybody remember the name of this certificate Jess did for learning foreigners English?I am too lazy to watch the whole video again :D

[@loveandlondon]

It wasn't to learn foreigners English. It was to teach English. It's called a TEFL certificate.

[@azxsdc]

@@loveandlondon Oh thank you very much!

[@yusiS387]

Great video. I went to Italy last year and I fall in love. I went to Salerno, Amalfi, Positano, Ravello, Sorrento, Praiano and Capri. We had a great time. I learned so much from their culture. I am planning another trip but to Florence and the Tuscany area. Do you think August is a good time?

[@loveandlondon]

I love it too! As mentioned in the video, Florence is SO hot and crowded in summer time, I wouldn't recommend it.

[@TMAItalia]

I have travelled to Italy for 5 years now, but never been to Positano. It is on or list when we go back. Hopefully we can get back to my favorite country in a couple of years.

[@littlebigjohn69]

you should try in september when all the crowds die down

[@flaviolofaro]

Bravissima!! Loved the accent when you spoke Italian 😉

[@loveandlondon]

Oh its sooooooo rusty but thank you anyways ;) And thank you so much for taking the time to watch!

[@livyv2578]

I love your video's! what is your occupation now??

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks Lizzie! Running this channel and the business associated with it! Last week's video talks about the story of how I got it started and how it grew into a full-blown business: kzbin.info/www/bejne/mXPXfJZ4fa2sY9E

[@EverydayEnglishTipswithAmit]

First comment. 🤩🔥♥️ love from India 🇮🇳

[@loveandlondon]

thanks for watching Amit! :)

[@user-rn8ie2lq8s]

What city of italy do you recomend to live in?

[@loveandlondon]

I've only ever lived in Florence!

[@adriataylor7534]

great video! at first i though wait....she moved to Italy? will she still make vids about London? then i realize, oh, she was talking about her experience while in Italy after graduation. 😂 ohhh, i get ya when it comes to humidity. we just had days in central WI of low 70s, but felt like high 80s (cause of the high dew point) and days of high 80s. early Thurs day morning, we got hounded with rain from 2am to 2-3pm. felt nice to have some cooler days, but has gotten to a bit cooler than i would have liked. so now i'm in a fleece pj top

[@loveandlondon]

Haha yes! OMG 80s.... in Florence it was consistently 100+ with major humidity and no breeze! And crowds, and not much air con anywhere... haha but still loved it

[@adriataylor7534]

that is crazy! humidity here has reached 100 before, but doesn't happen often, which is nice. but i can't imagine humidity in the 100s day after day. you're a trouper

[@jdlc903]

Florence sounds great

[@loveandlondon]

It is!

[@CardinalRozen]

Great informative video. I wanted to go to Italy this year for my birthday but COVID killed that plan

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks for watching!

[@heathergittens3223]

I know, right. I was thinking of going to London for my 50th birthday or later. Now I'm not so sure. I'm still hopeful. I have a history with England(very small).

[@ritwik6913]

Hi 🙂🧐🤔 Please do a video on how to apply for a uk citizenship card and its impact on benefits

[@loveandlondon]

Afraid I can't advise on visa stuff! Best to speak to an immigration lawyer.

[@josephjuanaliagavalenzuela2345]

And.. I'm here (living in Florence) who wants to move to London ahahah

[@loveandlondon]

Lol!

[@danilonecci]

Oh no I lost opportunity to meet you ... i live there ... poor me ... i hope see you next time ..

[@waimar5457]

Your name is Jess Dante? Perfect name to chose to stay in Florence :-)

[@loveandlondon]

Yes it is, thanks so much for watching!

[@LonskiBig]

....Yahhh, I did the TEFL thing also getting certified in Prague....Man is the pay ever lousy though...You got flights and start- up costs to pay for. The pay typically is monthly without any guarantees that last month will come through...blah- blah....I don't know how the English teachers are making it out there frankly...

[@loveandlondon]

Lol they really aren't. The ones I knew all were poor, overworked, and miserable, and usually went home after a few months.

[@ASMRSLK]

Ciao Jess, I would like to have you as guest on my ASMR SLK channel to talk to italians about your italian experience as american. I am Marco from MLL California tours, Luca's friend.

[@AliSAli-ki4tl]

So great program... Love from iraq

[@loveandlondon]

Thanks for watching! :)

[@wellaciccio2362]

Italy was the 4th economic power until the 90s.. It is not even one of the poorest in Europe. It is number 4 and number 8 globally...The stigma is really not working for Italy. You should know that Italy is not dolce vita etc.. It is literally just more social and people stay outdoor more often. The paycheck are sheit though - even if you get tredicesima.

[@goodphone156]

Good.

[@coecovideo]

if you need help for practicing PM me. proper Firenze origins here

[@greenplyer2807]

So your channel name will be love and italy

[@loveandlondon]

Did you watch the video :)

[@paolaandreeva6803]

But I followed this channel because of London places that you showed:(

[@loveandlondon]

Did you watch the video Paola :)

[@anaalonsovillalobos4693]

No wonder.... You look like Italian.... Not only your look.... To a Spaniard...

[@loveandlondon]

:) Thanks for watching!

[@lbenegas]

If your grandmother is italian, ,you could ask for the italian citizenship. According to the italian constitution, all descendants form italians are "italian". Get the birth, marriage and dead certificates form the italian person (your grandmother in this case), up to you. Go to a comune, and file the papers.

[@loveandlondon]

Hi Lisandro, I actually began this process a few years ago. It's a very difficult process and not straightforward at all. Maybe something I'll continue eventually, when I have more money, as it's also incredibly expensive! Thanks for watching :)

[@lbenegas]

@@loveandlondon The total cost of doing the paperwork in Italy is around 300 USD.

[@caracre]

Can Americans handle living in Italy? It’s so different

[@loveandlondon]

It's very different to many cultures, that's what's so great, but also can be tricky!

[@enl999]

"Fat" lol

[@robertbramblett5301]

Love and London: I was going to really enjoy your channel, about London. & it's people,. But when your company, donated money to a group call Black Lives Matter. In which I can't believe there's not a better group to place your money, to help the black people, around the World. But if your willing to give to the BLM, then your company would give to Antifa, & for that reason, I'll have to unfollow. London, look's like Amazing, & Beautiful, place to Live. Love and London : Take care of yourselve's, & Stay Safe. Have a Outstanding Thursday Night, Friday, & Weekend. Wishing All of you alway's, the very best for year's to come.

[@loveandlondon]

I literally don't even know what to say to that nonsense statement 🤦🏽‍♀️