Carla Belluci, a mum who’s been labelled as “Britain’s most hated woman”, is causing quite the stir with her decision to up sticks and move across the pond to the USA, leaving her teenage kids behind in the UK. Following Donald Trump‘s electoral win, Belluci plans to transplant her life from Hertfordshire to Florida, asserting that her children, Jayden, 17, and Tanisha, 19, are “old enough to sort themselves out” while she’s gone.
The audacious 42-year-old, who previously worked as a glamour model, has already purchased tickets to the States with the aim of finding a new home there by summer. Unapologetic about her controversial parenting style, she remarked: “Kids these days need to get a grip.
“I left home at 16 and both Jayden and Tanisha are mature enough to go out and get a boyfriend or girlfriend – so they’re old enough to sort themselves out when I leave for the US. She’s a grown woman and he’s a grown man as far as I’m concerned.
“They don’t want to come with me anyway, as they love the UK. If they wish, they can spend the summer in the US but they’re very independent and like their own lives. They love me as their mum but don’t want to be hanging off me 24/7 like some teenagers today.”
Carla, who is an ardent “biggest Donald Trump” enthusiast and celebrated his victory with Champagne, has been to Florida numerous times before, attributing to it a “better” standard of living. Citing concerns that the UK is “going down the drain” she is encouraging other families to consider making the move to America, reports the Mirror.
In an assertive declaration of independence, a mother has boldly stated: “We are all entitled to live how we want. Parents need to let go of their adult kids and start their own lives again.”
Her zest for life is unmistakable as she expresses a love for new ventures, never shying away from a fresh start: “I love new adventures. I’m never afraid to start over, as I always succeed – failure isn’t an option. America is the future, so other parents should pack up now and join us across the pond.”
She acknowledges that her unconventional approach to parenting has attracted criticism but remains unfazed, saying, “couldn’t care less” about public opinion. She further elaborated: “People always say I’m such a bad mum and that I don’t support my children enough – or that I’m abandoning them.”
Despite acknowledging she’ll miss her children and certain home comforts like “I will, of course, miss my kids and I’ll also miss a traditional roast dinner. But by the time I leave, they will both have had 18 years each of parenting and that’s quite enough.”
She believes in timely independence: “I will, of course, miss my kids and I’ll also miss a traditional roast dinner. But by the time I leave, they will both have had 18 years each of parenting and that’s quite enough.”
The candid mum-of-four, Carla, hit the headlines recently when she shared that her daughter Tanisha earns money by selling risqué photos online. Carla openly discussed her plans to retire early, supported by Tanisha’s income: “I want to retire by the time I’m 45 and this will be possible if Tanisha continues like this. I’ve been a great mum, so she should spoil me. It’s the least I deserve. It wouldn’t hurt for her to help with my retirement goals.”