Netflix Reunion with Nathalie-Where Are They Now?

[@ramitsethi]

0:00 Please remember: These are real people who had the courage to come on my podcast and ask for help. Would you be willing to come on this podcast and share every detail of your financial life? Feel free to leave comments based on what you think, but remember that we are here to help in a supportive way, not to demean and criticize. Download the Conscious Spending Plan so you can use your money GUILT-FREE: iwt.com/csp-youtube

[@sylviaz4951]

I would love to be on the show and never ever be in debt again… but Im nervous about letting my business out there

[@rachelreynolds0430]

No, I wouldn't be. Because it's 2023 and the general pop understands if you are signing on the dotted line to be online - NF/YT - a certain amount of comments/opinions/criticism from the general public is par for the course.

[@j348011]

I wouldn't say Natalie stupid, I would say if she's not making the best choices. Like Ramit said, it is very hard to change, even if you want to. And she did change some, Change doesn't always happen overnight. She has a lot to change, but sometimes people don't want to do it. It's her life and to insult somebody about it is very judgmental. We are all on our own journey in life! Oh, I just wish I had that kind of money, and I would deal with it differently, but that's me. I'm working on it, but being disabled, it's a real struggle. Everyone's background is different, which means our perspective is going to be different.

[@needlessrod]

You skipped over the most important info. How is she getting a $8,000 monthly return on a $1.2 million investments? In this market? And that's not even including the $1,000+/month advisor fees!

[@neil_sol]

@@needlessrod 8%

[@LILaw-db9yr]

The purpose of showing Nathalie was to show us, regardless of how much we make, of we can't manage our money today, getting more money wont automatically indoctrinate us with financial intelligence. Her story is not uncommon.

[@MartitaBlackCat99]

Thank you!! I love how you said this without being disrespectful towards her, we judge her for her behavior ignoring that they're are millions of people with less than us.

[@haleycason6931]

I was waiting for this comment. Thank you.

[@SuperSilverJay]

This is true. There are tons of people with less money than her that are in debt because they have similar compulsive needs. The only difference is that the poor people rely on credit cards more often to get what they want.

[@ka9202]

Facts

[@shanarobinson7672]

🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿

[@Dee-rc2lt]

I need a season 2. Loved the show!

[@Robert-hk2jm]

Ditto

[@AmyAnnetteHenion]

At 20:46 she says, "nothing else makes me happy," which struck me as very sad. I hope for her sake that she can examine why shopping is such a compulsion for her. It's clear that her spending will continue to negatively affect her relationship with her daughter. Kudos to Ramit for being such a class act.

[@Adman-p4j]

I suspect she's working through some trauma. The shopping high covers over the negative feels.

[@janebaker4912]

I picked up on the line too. "Nothing else makes me happy"

[@jainthorne4136]

I thought that was so sad.

[@StorytellingHeadshots]

This woman is Imelda Marcos 🙄🙄🙄

[@evrythingelsewastkn]

Is there no way in which shopping is a valid expression of enjoying yourself ? Self expression and how you show up in the world .. joy and confidence.. None of this sounds sad to me . Natalie beams with joy and self acceptance and I love that in people

[@NesrineKada]

This is lowkey disrespectful to Ramit’s time but then again we have to remember she wasn’t the one sending an application and only committed for the sake of her daughter. If only the fashion we saw was THAT good 😩 To her daughter : please remember we cannot change our parents but we can change ourselves from their mistakes 💜

[@surgtechbae]

Omg I thought the same, how disrespectful it is to Ramit’s time.

[@AmyAllways]

Aside from Ramit's time: my heart broke when the daughter said her mum could barely afford her college tuition 😢

[@NesrineKada]

@@AmyAllways same!!! She’s all proud of a chanel but can’t afford education for her own kid?! That’s a shame.

[@XxXsumaroXxX]

Agree, her fashion sense is super tacky

[@hanwagu9967]

@@surgtechbae Ramit chose her (unless someone in Netflix production did), so it's not disrepectful at all. He's responsible for any wasted effort if he didn't do his due diligence. There were plenty of red flags in her questionable finances and her interview comments. He could have cut bait but chose to continue then not continue.

[@SundasKhalid]

I was not expecting the reunion to take this turn. Ramit's face in entire episode though is priceless.

[@ANOOPBAL]

What makes this show amazing is the way Ramit communicates and articulates his thoughts. Ramit can talk about anything and people wlll just listen!

[@bhavyamohan5103]

I absolutely feel for Natalie’s daughter. The daughter had mentioned in a Netflix episode that she would like to have a college fund. But it seems Natalie got a car for herself and her two sons. I hope the daughter doesn’t take these to heart.

[@__nav]

the child support is 26K a months; you don't think they'd also pay for her college and beyond?

[@shreehill9641]

@@__navnot the way her mom spends

[@chibibumblebee3190]

The fact that the mom uses all of the child support on herself and not for the child 😢😢😢 plus that baby is almost past 18 years old, unless if it’s alimony, that income will not last forever

[@pimpnamedslickback7780]

Her dad is probably loaded. If she's smart she'll tell her dad about the way her mom spent the money

[@britneeg]

She said shopping was the only thing that made her happy. That was worth exploring.

[@j348011]

She's totally depressed and it is very sad. I think you see glimpses of her sadness about it and she saw it on Netflix. But she needs to get help and it's not something that's going to change overnight. I was a bit of a compulsive shopper in my early 20s, nowhere near this extreme though. I'm in my 50s now she's totally depressed and covering it up by spending more. The way she talks about shopping is what compulsive shoppers say. Natalie said that she wish she didn't spend all the money on clothing and bought real estate. Which she did end up doing and bought a house in Bali. The rent from the house in Bali actually is paying her rent in Beverly Hills. Now she could find a place that's cheaper in rent and actually make a profit, and buy another house in Bali, and split the profit for upkeep and profit, but that's her prerogative.

[@chapternatural284]

Ramit, you are amazing for showing this. Some people wouldn't have even published this interview. Your Netflix show revealed that our personal histories with money and our own choices and motivations play a major part in a possible transformation with our financial futures. People will only change when they want to and nothing can change that.

[@cynthiaowens9107]

After watching the Netflix show…Nathalie, a year later, didn’t surprise me!

[@acissej821]

Oh my god I gasped when she said she spent everything! I’m with Ramit, where is the hidden camera crew?! I guess it really is hard to change. I can completely see why Ramit couldn’t work with Nathalie anymore, she’s addicted to spending and it’s such a persistent issue, she needs continued therapy to reframe her mind and change. It’s almost like how many hoarders resort back to hoarding after a deep clean if they don’t have continued support.

[@j348011]

@@jpf1256 I was shocked at that too! But I'm wondering if they meant to say spousal support and not child support. Because if I understand the law correctly Child support is only supposed to be spent on your children, housing, the vehicle, food, activities for the children, childcare, education, children's clothing etc. But if it's spousal support, she can spend that on whatever she wants. If it's the latter, she's in a lot of trouble!!!! She might even have to pay it back.

[@kelvinalexander4353]

I thought it was an episode of PUNKED!

[@BarbellFinancial]

This woman was such a character!

[@regdesousa9763]

She missed a great opportunity.I admire Ramit’s grace .. The whole time I was thinking of what an incredible daughter she has raised who seems to have good values … but mom get it together lol !You are much more than shopping and material possessions!! Even when your life seems blessed it really isn’t. But that is for her to realize not us I guess .

[@j348011]

Hopefully she'll get it sooner than later...

[@alexisballard1459]

“I always know how to make money” really means I always know how to leverage someone else’s money 😅

[@beetdiggingcougar]

She wants "investors" to fund her next adventure. They'd have to be complete fools to hand money over to her for any business idea.

[@debbielockhart7762]

Isn't she living on child support money? She obviously married a rich guy for his money, and is funding her outrageous life with child support. Gross.

[@zahraaalz9621]

This interview was so awkward. Remit, you did great. Your guest in thr other hand was rude, awkward, and took this whole thing as a joke. I feel like she's really hurting deep inside and I hope she gets help. The fact that her daughter sent in the application speaks VOLUMES. I wish her and her daughter well.

[@seanmysel5823]

I'm not going to judge her. My dad had the same addiction in terms of spending but it was gambling. For a stretch, I was buying historical documents. Then at some point I sat back, saw my dad's evil habits in me and just wanted to break it. Super grateful for videos like this and Ramit's programs.

[@nomafmaroga6827]

Ramit's reaction as Nathalie keeps on being stupid is heartbreaking. I see he even wants to cry. Yoh! Nathalie.

[@labitcoineragt3596]

I wanted to cry and I don’t even know her 🤣

[@cb4664]

I had to log off. Willful idiocy I can’t bear.

[@qtblueco]

I know Ramit wants Nathalie to get rid of the financial advisor, however, in her case, since she is going to spend down every cent, assuming the financial advisor can actually hold the money hostage so she will have 2.2M forever, I think the 1.5% is a very fair price to pay.

[@hanwagu9967]

Well, I would be paying a financial advisor 1.5% who can get me consistently over 11% return on only $1.2m invested, which is what would have to be happening to pay the advisory fee plus tax whithholding.

[@AveryMtlCa]

Agree!! Lol to the "holding the money hostage". It's true that in itself is a service

[@RealRandomVideos]

she doesn’t have 2.2 anymore ..

[@liyanaHasenin]

Hi Ramit, it would be great to interview her daughter, who applied for her to hear from her.

[@KnineFeline]

I hope that Nathalie enjoys her entire life, now and in the future. Her responses reminds me of people who deflect facts and feelings of embarrassment/shame/etc. by laughing it off, minimizing the issue, and saying these "fru fru" phrases about the universe and happiness. Tends to be an act, deep down, they know better and they're terrified. If she hits later stages of life and still does not address the underlying reason for her spending issue, then she's gonna maintain that spending habit and she will run out of time and money. You can always make more money as long as you are able minded and able bodied. Unfortunately, after a certain point, age is the great equalizer, and not in a good way (

[@debbielockhart7762]

She's shallow. I think you are trying to dive deep into a shallow end.

[@SamMcKinley]

I think this is good!! At least it’s honest! People will not change their behavior overnight. We need to see wins and losses

[@j348011]

I totally agree. And she did buy the house in Bali, which is a win! Change in behavior is a very hard thing to do and it doesn't happen overnight you're so right!

[@pratikamin8]

I saw this episode in Netflix.. what a awesome series it is. You are really great and the way you listen and give suggestion is Hattsoff..🙏

[@BL-cc1vm]

Ahh yes the "child support" lady...this lady really got under my skin , Im a father that pays child support I thought to myself " if I was her ex husband i'd be pissed seeing her wasteful spending " Anyways, her ex should take her back to court and show that episode as evidence that she is getting way more than she should! she wasted so much money on that restaurant idea too, Her daughter was way more mature and mindful of her moms situation.

[@jmmccrary]

Same thoughts.

[@14buckeyeGirl]

Considering the money is "Child support" not Alimony. That money is to be used on the care of her children, not on her. My husband's ex spent most of the child support she rec'd on herself as well

[@dakine4238]

They said both child support and alimony so I'm not sure, but yeah if it's for child support it's awful.

[@vgmijpn8ball]

I really hope he talks to her when the child support runs out, very curious what will happen

[@cynthiaowens9107]

At first I thought perhaps she meant ‘alimony’ not ‘child support’…but when it was never corrected I thought ‘crap’!

[@namandajames]

As ANNOYED as I am that she is squandering an amazing opportunity with Ramit, I am slightly jealous of the way she spends money GUILT FREE! I wish i could make big purchases and smile when others say its crazy ☺️ Such a good episode!!

[@lbslott]

Right! And her general positive money mindset, too!

[@j348011]

She has some guilt about it. You see it in the Netflix episode. She even says I wish I didn't spend all the money on clothing and invested in real estate. She's a compulsive spender.

[@theadvancedforce1017]

This is why guys should not marry.

[@stop08it]

Yep please stay single, save women the grief from marrying men who have internalized issues with women.

[@chocolatemint9225]

This helps me as an educator because I teach in a wealthy neighborhood, these children are my students. They move often, at different times in the school year, or they might vacation for weeks month in the middle of the school year, we have to figure out how to catch them up academically. It can be kind of a transient lifestyle for the kids

[@rippedbyroger3460]

So cringe. Man, you handled that sooo well. Kudos to you Ramit, unfortunate that she got the opportunity to work with you and she chose to “follow her gut”. Ultimately, up to people to do whatever they choose to do.

[@dutchcrunch91]

How come you never ask what’s going to happen when the child support stops? The kids are old enough to drive so it has to be pretty soon, right? Then what is she going to do?

[@regdesousa9763]

That is a great point!!

[@j348011]

She did buy the house in Bali....

[@deniseselman6276]

There was another point in the Netflix show that mentions it’s alimony.. could be for life…

[@dutchcrunch91]

Ramit specifically states at 22:11 that Nathalie makes $26,000 per month in “child support”.

[@hanwagu9967]

@@deniseselman6276 california alimony ends remarriage, and she recently remarried. It's not clear if it was actually alimony or even child support since the money was coming from a Trust. There is/was a Trust in her name or at least in her name, which the money could have been coming from. her money is just very strange and leads to lots more questions than what was provided.

[@snowjae9380]

Though I don't agree with some of her spending, she seems like a fun person to be around and I enjoyed her greatly in the show. I hope there is a season 2 and more follow ups!

[@dakine4238]

I think she wants the financial advisor as security because she'd probably spend it all.

[@christianvelazquezKingz]

I was waiting to see the progress of Nathalie but she “disappeared” from the show lol. At 9:40 and 24:00 Ramit clarified why he stopped working with her. To be honest I would have done the same thing 😂

[@scarletlady3727]

What a joke.. I actually think she is privately financially secure, and but wanted to become “ famous” and an opportunity to be on TV…she is speaking like she is pretending and acting foolish..I think it’s an act…she wants her own show

[@tmf_almighty8445]

This actually makes a lot of sense lol

[@hanwagu9967]

I don't think she is privately financially secure. i think she is faking it until making another rich guy marry her. there's a lot that simply does not add up.

[@lauraedgington8442]

Child support usually doesn't last forever. Yet there was no discussion about when it ends or that it is supposed to be used for supporting the child. Why?

[@TradeWise1000]

I wondered the same thing. I wonder if she will have more kids via surrogate or just wait till her kids will support her

[@yogeetag5618]

Ramit's reaction 😅 even my heart had stopped a couple of beats while listening to this 😂

[@ConsciousMoney]

Ramit is being logical with facts and figures. But she isn’t into being reasonable. For her, it’s all about feelings, fun, spending. What I worry about is the limited resources on our planet and if more people consumed mindlessly like this, it’s scary. We seem to forget what enables all of this life. Our environment. It’s not all about me, me, me. Thanks, Ramit. It’s a great story about our human denial and being attached to our unquestioned beliefs.

[@mscbs321]

Yes, and these people just gobble up more and more investments to make their money grow, while people who have much less can invest less or nothing. The gap just gets wider and wider.

[@yolandaingram7378]

Although we are not rich, her mindset is the same one that my husband has about money. 💔😡💔😡 He uses all those phrases that she does and makes less than $70K per year. Make it make sense. His money addiction is food.

[@scarletlady3727]

Celebrities don’t even spent that much on clothes , they wear designer clothes for free either because it was compt/lent to them for marketing

[@chaldunalder]

Wow I am speechless. I think the only thing that would wake her up is if child support stopped coming in and now she is responsible for making up the difference. At least her daughter has in interest learning and have a different view on money.

[@pac613]

I think she is getting spousal support ,so if she was married to a multimillionaire which clearly she was ,then she knows she is set for life ,that’s why she spends mindlessly

[@tiffanyjenkins2552]

Yes we need a season 2

[@mamalovesthebeach437]

It’s all going to come crashing down at some point when child support ends. I imagine that her spending what is essentially their money is offensive to her children. Very sad that all that makes her happy is shopping.

[@panda2507]

Everyone should stop bagging Nathalie. We need more people like this to keep the economy going. Great job Nathalie supporting all those businesses and it's employees.

[@hanwagu9967]

well, it depends if she is paying taxes and whether she ends up filing for bankruptcy which cost us money.

[@janebaker4912]

"nothing else makes me happy" So sad It will never be enough

[@kapumpe07]

My thing is child support has an expiration date. What’s the long term plan Natalie. While I can admire some aspects of her carefree loving life attitude, the reality of the situation is she’s setting herself up for failure in the long run.

[@j348011]

Yes and no you're forgetting that she bought a house in Bali and that's income. Now granted she needs to rethink spending as much as she spending in rent. Because she could live in a cheaper place and be making a profit. Which, in turn she could buy another house and rent that out also.

[@Julie-rg3mb]

@@j348011 Her spending far exceeds income from an Airbnb.

[@j348011]

@@Julie-rg3mb I'm aware of that. She has money from other sources besides Airbnb. And I think she has a family trust as well. It has nothing to do with her Ex. She talked about that on Netflix. I put the Airbnb essentially is paying for the rent on her house. She could find a cheaper house to rent and she was actually making profit, but she doesn't want to do that. That doesn't mean that she won't change her mind later. If you watch the episode of Netflix, she has cut back on her spending some...

[@jenw2924]

​@@j348011 I read on another forum that she's a CEO. There's her income stream.

[@hanwagu9967]

I enjoyed Ramit's take and POV on money in the series and on the podcast...it was enjoyable to watch. Nathalie's story is just not believable in terms of what is actually going on vs what she is trying to portay. Lots of things she stated on the show and the podcast just don't add up nor make sense to me. I think she rented the Ferrari on the netflix series by her driving ferrari down rodeo was fun comment, and she is basically faking it until making it. I think she is living far beyond her means and is just shuffling money/debt around. She is portraying a lifestyle that far exceeds her actual money. No one that has a $975k mortgage on a $2.2m house or even $4m house is spending $500k/yr on clothes. I just saw a lot of forced face smiling to portray an unrealistic image of a lifestyle that doesn't exist. I rewatched the series again, and Rami said if the $25k/mo child support goes away, which is wrong, because it is when since it will go away since it is child support. Episode 2 Nathalie actually said alimony, because she said the trust company lost the check or something. how does that even happen? Alimony makes more sense given her children's ages, but who knows. Plus, if alimony, now that she remarried, doesn't her alimony end now that she remarried? If it was $25k/mo in child support that means Rudy, her ex, would have to have been making something over $1.25m/yr, although I'm not sure how that would happen as a senior sales and designer plus $80k defunct vaping business at the time they got divorced. The numbers wouldn't add up for child support but alimony makes sense. wonder if the monthly money was coming from Nathalie's coco trust and she's just saying it is child support or alimony for some reason. What really doesn't make sense is the house she said she sold for $4m last year. Sales history for her house shows that she still actually owns the house, because she sold the house to herself from her Coco Trust for $4m, and the house is currently being offered fro $3,749,000. Ramit on the series said she had $957k mortgage left. The $2.2m number was very confusing both on the series and here, and was very specific. Wonder if $2.2m was what was remaining in her Trust and shell gaming the house was a way for her to cash out finance equivalent to get the $2.2m from the Trust. $8k/month investment income off of only $1.2m invested sounds like a ponzi scheme, that's on top of the $1k/month advisor fee, that means her "financial advisor" is earning her $9k/month on $1.2m investment. Actually it means he is earning her more than $9k/mo if you consider taxes. If this is the case, Ramit would be very wrong about her financial advisor. I'm hard pressed to find anyone making over $9k/mo on only $1.2m invested over the past year, which is what is essentially being claimed here. Sign me up. $8k/month on airbnb isn't realistic. That may be if her $500k villa in Bali is fully booked every day of every month, every year, not to mention $8k/month would have to be way more since Airbnb withholds 28-30% for taxes, doesn't it? Indonesia and US have a tax treaty, although Indonesia is honor system reporting, but the US most assuredly is not. What was really saddening was Nicole's comment about it being difficult for her mom to pay her college tuition...if $25k/mo child support and Nathalie had difficulty paying college tuition, there's something not right there.

[@sharynarmstrong99]

Does the child support last for her entire life, or end when the children are all adults ? Just wondering how Nathalie will cope if it ends.

[@Adman-p4j]

Shouldn't "Child Support" by definition be used specifically for supporting her children? Also what is her plan for when her kids are all 18+?

[@mikethinks2488]

I love this lady. She lives by the seat of her pants -- something that I would not choose to do. Yes, we all can judge her on many levels. But, she does what makes her happy.

[@theadvancedforce1017]

If this was a man would you feel the same?

[@Coastpsych_fi99]

Watching your show now on Netflix and so keen to get more personal financial content !

[@shanarobinson7672]

I need to watch the original episode.

[@JavierSanzLozano]

is it possible she is spending all that because she can't have it in cash as that could be a problem to justify future child support payments?

[@jaydubya9265]

Lord it’s me again: I see what you do for others. I wouldn’t waste such a blessing like this woman. I would nurture it and grow it and live way below my means. Amen 🧎🏾

[@boopreturns]

Oh my goodness, I laughed and laughed with Nathalie's light spirit. Nathalie received the best face lift I have ever seen: She looks gorgeous! Nathalie is a fairy princess, floating in a magical world. Injecting numbers into that discussion seems almost dirty. Ramit, I'm very glad you survived the interview: I thought you might pop a few veins along the way. Thanks for showing us a full spectrum of attitudes about money.

[@the_real_man55]

Love this show❤ bring more on KZbin ,Ramit brother

[@mengyasmin1385]

In this episode I would agree that Nathalie should use the financial advisor. Like she said she would rather have financial advisor than losing all her money. In the video we can clearly see Nathalie has a spending problems so for Nathalie to learn how to find a right ETF to invest is even harder to start with. Ramit shouldnt focus on too much and repetitive asking her to get rid of the advisor. Having the advisor to look after her fund is better than for her to spend it all. Not saying that having financial advisor is good but for her case it is better.

[@Twohotpod]

what she spends on a financial advisor in 10 years, she’ll spend more on clothing in one year 😅 I think the advisor seems like a McDonald’s for her lol

[@Christineejohnson68]

I still can't get past the fact that the child's support she gets she did not spend on the kids she spent on herself or it was not made clear that she spent it on the kids at all

[@abramneitling4204]

She’s an addict… but I love her ❤

[@lbslott]

I love her personality too! I would love to learn from her on her money-making skills.

[@lorririvera4506]

She doesn’t need or want you Ramit. Spend your time with people who value your expertise.

[@rasukhalil3103]

Natalie is a gem because she has mastered the flow of money, money is an energy and she spends it without feeling bad which is key to wealth because she assumes it will always come and it does! The real reason she was on the show because it would certainly bring on more viewers for Netflix because she’s the only real rich person who spends a lot that’s crazy for the regular person, while everyone else is like middle class

[@weswest8666]

It comes from Child support which doesn’t last forever

[@rasukhalil3103]

@@weswest8666 that’s just one avenue, I’m sure she will figure out a different avenue when that runs dry

[@katie8325]

It comes because her ex is incredibly wealthy and pays her child support, which should go on her child. She’s not a gem. The way she behaves is disgusting.

[@j348011]

Her money didn't just come from child support. She also had a Family trust if I'm not mistaking from her father.

[@dm3988]

She is a compulsive shopper. Is the $26k child support or alimony? If it is child support, why isn’t the residual going to a trust fund for their education, a home. She tries to be fun and frivolous but the spending is an escape from her depression.

[@MsEriKaT]

Seriously! And none of her kids look THAT young. Like won't child support run out when her youngest child turns 18???

[@j348011]

That's what I was wondering if it was alimony or spousal support and not child support. Because if it's child support, I think she's in a lot of trouble if I understand the law correctly. If it's alimony or spousal support, she can spend the money on whatever she wants. Child support it's for your kids not for frivolous spending.

[@hanwagu9967]

@@j348011 well, CA doesn't require proof of how the parent spends child support, but it was all so very confusing on what the $25k or $26k/mo was all about.

[@Galworld761]

$25k from a trust the other half comes from child support. She does not have the money for all this.

[@hamkab]

What i don't understand, wether it is in this video or the Netflix show, the fact that the 25k of child support will come to an end eventually (when the children become adults) was never mentioned. Am i missing something ?

[@neil_sol]

how old is the daughter? she seemed pretty old i was surprised she was still getting 25k/month of child support. I wonder what will happen when that ends.

[@SuzanneU]

Nathalie has a very large monthly income but she's still spending three times her total annual income. I find that sad and disturbing.

[@Sidandemily5423]

This is not an issue of subsidy. She’s not happy. The addiction to shopping won’t be curtailed by the consequence of financial ruin until the very end. I wish her the best. First be happy.

[@carlbarton772]

Did her daughter ever get to college? I felt so sorry for her. Her ex now really has everything he needs to refuse to pay another dime.

[@holamissmusica]

Really good point people have raised: is it spousal or child support she's receiving? If the former, OK, not the best way, but her money. If child support, a big no.

[@slabbygabby]

She better fire that financial advisor. Those returns on 1.2 million absolutely suck

[@claudetterobinson67]

I love you Ramit! Thank you for all you do! 🙋🏽‍♀️Pick me… I will follow your wisdom and guidance with my money.. For Nathalie- There is NO help for the “don’t wants”

[@christy4451]

I just thought she was so funny on the show, she’s gorgeous and should have no problem finding a person to throw money her way. Our values, lifestyle, and personality may be completely different but that’s probably why I found her so fun. Barbie girl! The Netflix show was great!!

[@rachelreynolds0430]

still waiting and excited for reunion eps from the others on the show

[@j348011]

Me too!

[@angelapate328]

I love the end, because I clearly spend everything we make now & more, other than 401k. I can’t talk.

[@ritalally7018]

Omg. What a piece of work, no wonder she’s divorced. Poor husband and poor daughter, they have my sympathy.

[@plotikai]

Whats wrong with your mic? Your last episode had a worse mic as well, what happened?

[@emmacharlenedostal]

Ramit is my hero this was well … priceless

[@Moonstruck89]

2.2 mil is my fat fire number and some humans spend it on shopping. 😅😢 P.S. if I were a financial advisor and had to work with such an interesting client, I would charge double of what this hypothetical 'Chet' is charging. This is not an easy client to work with.

[@jaydubya9265]

It’s right?!? We are out here working hard trying to grow wealth and some ppl can spend it like there is no tomorrow with a smile on their face.

[@hanwagu9967]

to the contrary. Chets love this kind of client, because she is the kind of client who will sign over complete discretionary authority to chet, chet loads up on third party annuities he can gain a commission on, the rake in the 1.5% management fee on things that are already internally managed and not have to do anything except drink espresso martinis on his yacht and have the automated system generate her quarterly documents, which she won't ever look at. Chets love financially ignorant clients who just want a fixed monthly income and couldn't care about anything else except the fixed monthly income check.

[@kantpiya]

Let's stay positive and focus on learning, as I believe she are making more than some of us and will make a lot more money in the future. We do not know the actual reason behind her decision to commit the 1%. However, I can understand that she thinks she is being generous with this. It makes sense sometimes, as hourly rates can be frustrating and may hold people back from reaching their full potential. This is the only thing I can appreciate from her; everything else she did annoyed me. Btw, Ramit was so patient in talking to her.

[@Dommy521]

She should get a reality show , shes very entertaining atleast

[@LadyTiss]

Why are we not talking about how child support runs out? Did she mean alimony? I wish they had clarified that. The show used both terms, if I recall. Honestly, I am disappointed there hasn't been much measurable positive change in the two follow-ups so far. But Ramit is right, you have to want to change. I really liked the show, even if I do wish it went deeper into the numbers and featured more people who make less money. I would have like more single people or single parents. I hope if there is a season 2 he addresses those of us afraid we started too late as well. I do have high hopes for some of the others from the show and really appreciate Ramit doing this "Where Are They Now?" series.

[@hanwagu9967]

on the series she said alimony, but even that is rather confusing. The payments were coming from a Trust. I'm not sure how her ex was making over $1.25m at the time of her divorce for what he was doing, but you know crazy things happen in LA. Nathalie has/had a Trust that owned the home she sold last year to herself for $4m. Everything about her finances screams like something that should be subjected to an IRS audit.

[@jimrice4068]

I remember watching the episode with Nathalie and five minutes in thinking Ramit - you have no hope with this one! I coach people like this- and some people will never change. No offence to Nathalie but I’m guessing her “financial plan” is to find another husband 😕

[@creallyreal]

Say what now?? How is, "She's looking for another rich man," not offensive? 😂

[@jimrice4068]

@@creallyreal some females “financial plan” is to find a rich man 🤷🏽‍♂️ some people like to lick windows - each to their own 🤷🏽‍♂️🤣

[@melissamedina15]

This episode made me laugh so much 😂😂 I love her, she’s honest. I don’t agree with her financial decisions. Eventually she will have to face the consequences of her actions. Looks like she doesn’t really have any debt and she does have steady income coming in. If she just scarifies a few years then maybe she can have more cash flow where she may not need to worry too much.

[@susan5661]

Interesting to see the story of the one who got away…

[@catherine159]

Suddenly I feel rich and happy with my life when I hear: 20:46 "nothing else makes me happy" That was very sad.

[@deborahsantamaria2877]

Omg ! Nathalie is giving me anxiety with all the spending 😮

[@betz6507]

All the addictive/superficial spending I'd guess covers up a deep sadness and/or feelings of inadequacy. Everything in her life is about appearance. I'm all for people looking their best and expressing their style, doing things for themselves. But I think of the waste --- she could use her resources to do really meaningful things -- improving her skills, learning, doing and helping others. Spending, spending, spending is filling a hole that will never be filled.

[@beebeejoo]

What Ferrari model is she driving? Anyone know the year? Is that a California?

[@hanwagu9967]

rental

[@angelapate328]

I was sad for her daughter, but felt a lot like her with spending issues, just a lot fewer zeroes. Good for her for owning talking with him about it. Just wish it would’ve been a better outcome for her & her daughters sake. Never received child support myself for my five children. Their dad always did under the table jobs. Would hope I would’ve saved the money for their college, but I’ll never know.

[@sylvia9290]

Ramit I have a dream where you were telling me to pay my bills but I had to beat this really difficult video game in order to even get to the payment screen and you were yelling at me.

[@rabmall]

Love her makeup, wonder if she wants to do a tutorial!

[@user-vc9or5uc4x]

Interview the daughter to get her side of how things have changed or not in the last yr with the mom.

[@scarletlady3727]

She is actually Persian/from Iran…and the Persian culture is OBSESSED with having a luxury “ Beverly Hills “ lifestyle ( watch Shahs of Sunset)

[@marisailumiada]

she is not Persian she is French Moroccon

[@j348011]

@@marisailumiada the bottom line is other cultures, spend money differently than Americans do. I have friends from all different cultures and you can see a clear difference.

[@jmmccrary]

I feel sorry for her daughter. On Netflix She said her money was coming from child support. Her daughter will not be a child forever and support will stop.

[@shellyreyeses]

i thought about that but the daughter also has the father that is providing that child support to the mom. theres a good chance he takes care of her beyond child support

[@jmmccrary]

@@shellyreyeses there is a difference from child support and alimony. The 25000 per month was stated to be child support in the show. In this video we heard there are 2 more children.

[@hanwagu9967]

@@jmmccrary it wasn't clear, but Nathalie did state in episode 2 that it was alimony since she blamed the trust for losing the check.

[@dakine4238]

Why not spend that money on a therapist to deal with the shopping addiction?

[@rubama]

I love Ramit's approach usually but I don't understand his obession about the financial advisor this time. The main issue about this woman is how she spends on clothes, recklessly, how she views money, how she uses the money for her child for herself... not that she spends 100k over 10yrs on Chet, and honestly I don't trust her to do better than him.

[@slabbygabby]

No... the investment returns are bad. She can get better investing the whole thing herself in the s and p 500.... poor returns and getting paid all that money

[@eveyj85]

Oh LORD this was INFURIATING. Especially since she was expressing to her daughter that she couldn’t afford her college tuition. 😡

[@josavalimaki]

Listening when driving.. Is it anyway possible to not spell the sponsor address and your name every time? If one wants, there is always possibility to rewind..

[@Jayl__]

Well that purchase in Bali was somewhat smart… if she really runs out of money she likely can retire in a lower cost of living area like Bali

[@travelwiththeharmony]

Hey... That's her version of HER rich life. I'm not mad at it. It's not for me, but apparently it works for her.

[@setodd2098]

Except for the new money she's getting the Air B & B, the money she blowing is from her children's child support check. So it's not cool. She doesn't have a job or her own trust fund. So I don't buy the rich life excuse, especially when one of her children submitted her because this women claimed she couldn't pay for her college education!

[@Sar0]

22:11 skip here and it all make more sense.

[@anthonyvanburen3998]

This was entertaining but very sad.

[@amythk]

She has almost like a caricature parody like personality.

[@jasonhuang8942]

This episode is just crazy 😅