This British Reality TV Show was Pure Evil

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  @CamKirkham · 8 months ago · pinned

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• BE

  @bentarbuck6161 · 8 months ago

  this feels like im watching two grown adults bully a teenager because of jealousy and prejudice. It&apos;s not her fault she was born to rich parents and they werent.

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• ED

  @ed-ud2ub · 8 months ago

  The poor family seems more snobby than the rich girl

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• JI

  @jinxeekatt · 8 months ago

  She worked so hard to be kind, gracious, and understanding, and the family is just so unkind to her…. “I don’t hate her for what she has.” Yes you do.

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• ME

  @merdershewrote371 · 8 months ago

  Fun fact: I went to the same medical school that Sepi did and my flatmate was in her year group. She ended up having a really scary thing happen with a stalker physically entering the uni and trying to find her in the library or something from what I remember. I don’t think it was as a result of this show but rather her social media fame. She graduated a couple of years ago and is now a practising doctor.

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• BL

  @BlueEyedTaty · 8 months ago

  I do wonder if the hair brushing is a bonding moment for her and her parents.

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• TH

  @theyoungkamikaze19 · 8 months ago

  for xmas, my mum-in-law gave me a donut shaped keychain with &quot;you donut&quot; in the centre and i was like &quot;how did you know my fave youtuber calls us that?!?!&quot;

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• LL

  @LLLLLB · 8 months ago

  Here’s my 2p worth: they decided before she got there that they weren’t going to like her. That she was a spoiled brat. <br><br>She’s not. It’s not her fault she grew up with a lack of boundaries- that’s on her parents. She’s studying hard and forging her own path despite the fact it would be open to her to contribute nothing to society and take take take. Many people in her shoes would pursue the least challenging path. I think she seems like a lovely young lady.

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• ZO

  @ZOEL7979 · 8 months ago

  Gotta respect the fact she&apos;s training in medicine cos I am not sure I&apos;d have that level of motivation if I was rich!

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• KA

  @Kat-mu8wq · 8 months ago

  50k for a rug.. meanwhile I&apos;m here thinking £150 for a large rug is extortion. 😂

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• WI

  @william3750 · 8 months ago

  Sepi actually seems like a really nice person. Just disconnected from &quot;normal&quot; life but still with good intentions. Fucking hell, she&apos;s studying medicine. How altruistic can you be?<br><br>I dated a girl once who was studying the same thing to be a doctor and her studies were brutal. It doesn&apos;t seem like something you do for just a career.<br><br>As as a severe epileptic, I spend a lot of time in the hospital and I have so much respect for the doctors and nurses. I recently had one nurse risk his entire lifelyhood just to get me some water. Another moved my bed away from a loud patient (not his fault, he had early onset dementia, the poor fucker) so I could rest.<br><br>I&apos;m poor as fuck but I don&apos;t hold any bad feelings towards Sepi. She just grew up in a different world but has very good intentions

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• TH

  @TheRehabKat · 8 months ago (edited)

  The thing about the hair, I kind of saw it as a bonding thing...not something she couldn&apos;t or didn&apos;t know how to do. I mean, her face was perfectly BEAT. &nbsp;She obviously can take care of her self... so I really just assumed that her and her parents liked doing her hair. Heck, when I get colored and cut, I absolutely love when my hair dresser washes my hair ! I really think shes a sweet girl and she went in with a good attitude

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