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Speaker 1 (00:05):
Hello, and welcome to Outspoken. It's your dose of the
hottest influencer and pop culture news twice a week. I'm
Sophie Torber and I'm Kate Torba and coming up on
today's show, Tammy Hambro puts her gold cost mansion on
the market, aspen Over drops juicy details about her thropple,
and Sarah's Day lists her famous pink sofa on Facebook
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Marketplace the first. This week, Adele Petropolis celebrated her thirty
first birthday and in doing so, crack the code on
what true friendship is. Let's take a listen. I'll tell
you what true friendship is. I'm thirty one today. Boop,
it's my birthday. The girls are like, what do you
want for dinner? I'm gonna cook. You donize that I
don't care what we have to dinner. Do you know
what I want? But I really want I want to
take my makeup off and I want to get in
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my flannel pajamas. They said, bet, bet They're sending photos
in the group chat of them in their flannels. I'm
going to my friend's house in my pizamis. I think
I'd fit in nicely with this friendship group. Because I
absolutely love to be comfortable. Every night when my son
goes to bed, I get into my pajama straight away
and I wash my face and it just makes me
feel so fresh and ready for the night. This is
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a feeling that most men will never understand. It's sort
of like that feeling is when you take your bra off,
but on drugs, when you've washed all of the makeup
of like when I'm taking my contacts out. It's just
a freedom like no other. I actually wore pajamas out
to our family dinner last night. I was like, I
don't care, did you. I didn't even notice. Yeah, well,
my son was wearing these new Peter Rabbit pajamas and
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I have matching, well similar ones, and I'm like, oh,
can I get away with wearing these and being like, oh,
I'm just wearing them to match. I honestly did not
even take note. I have to say I never was
one for tracksuit pants, but I'm in my tracksuit pant
era at the moment. I'm gonna show you an up close.
Don't think we're gross. We are not grubby people. I've
just lost care factor with this situation here. Sarah's day
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has divided opinions by listing her famous pink sofa on marketplace.
Eagle Ey'd followers spotted the couch and were outraged by
the price gate. Look, it is on the high end
what you expect couches to be priced on Facebook market place.
She is asking for six thousand dollars for the six
year old couch to be fair, though, Sarah has listed
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the couch for half of what she paid for it,
so originally she paid eleven thousand dollars. That is wild.
I didn't realize people were paying eleven thousand dollars for couches,
particularly a three seater. It's not like this is like
a module couch and it's got a chase lounge or
anything like that. A chase lounge. Take Kate, are you
a bit embarrassed to pronounce how our family gore? I'm
terrified to pronounce anything at this point. We had a
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fight at family dinner last night over McDonald's. McDonald's. Well, okay,
so this is kind of embarrassing. So for some reason
our family pronounced it chase laune like the French people do,
and it's you just come across as a way, Kat, Yeah,
it is difficult to defend that one because it does
sound run. Getting back to the price of the couch,
I'm just astounded by the price of furniture the board
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at the moment. So my husband and I went to
look for a new mattress and we just heard this
shop assistant casually dropped to this couple that the mattress
they were looking at was twenty grand and they were like, oh, yeah,
that sounds about right, and we were like, was at
one that went up and down or I don't know.
I mean, I hope I had some sort of in
built massaging device or something. But it made us feel
like we had to leave the store immediately because we're like,
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if that's sort of the medium price of a mattress here,
we cannot afford anything. Oh. I went mattress shopping at
the start of the year and I felt ashamed because
the shop assistant asked like, what's your budget and I
was like, oh, you know, around one to two thousand,
thinking that was quite a lot, and then she's like, oh,
so lower range. I was like what. It made me
laugh because the week that we went mattress shopping, I
was off the back of us chatting about Sarah's Day's
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massive mattress. So I think her mattress was nine k
or something, and she was so shocked when it arrived
because it was so thick, like she looked like the
princess and the pea sitting on it. It seems like
she's upgrading everything at her house at the moment. So
this couch that she's set is actually still available to
purchase in store. It's the jar Dan Wilfrid three Sita
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And if you are an Avid Sarah's Day follower, you
will know this couch very well. It's pink bou clay
and it sits as the vocal point of the lounge. Now,
when she purchased it around six years ago, a lot
of her followers warned her it would get stained. Now,
those worried followers were exactly right, because in a vlog
Sarah uploaded in mid May, she revealed just how stained
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her couch is. Two issues with it. Number One, we
got a few stains on it. The boys were eating
on there. We've got a few stains, and then I
just like lost all care, so I let them eat
on the couch now. But also when we got it
professionally cleaned, I feel like it came out gray. I mean,
it's not exactly selling the couch, is it. I don't
think i'd be dropping six k on a couch that
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had turned from pink to gray. All these details, of course,
weren't actually included in her Facebook listing. It's funny when
because I have listed quite a few couches on marketplace before,
and you have to click down and it's like in
new can condition nearly knew, Like there's all these different factors.
I would love to know. What did she actually say
about it? Well, she put used slash good condition. I
mean it's very subjective. I'm not sure I would say
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good condition after seeing the couch on her vlog. The
photos don't show any of the discoloration or stains that
she pointed out. I mean, I suppose when you're puttingtuff
on Facebook Marketplace, you've got to put your best foot forward.
I mean, there's always a few white lives going on.
I'm going to out myself here because in the past
I have sold a couple of white couches on Facebook Marketplace,
and I have been known to run it through Adobe
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what is it called the Adobe filters, and I do
brighten the wideer bit because I always intend to wash
the couch before I sell it, and we always do,
but usually it's sitting in one of our old rooms
that we haven't got to it yet. So I'm just
showing buyers what it will look like when they pick
it up. That's my excuse. Anyway, God, what a spin
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on that. I actually remember when you sold that couch
and you guys you did wash it nice, didn't Didn't
you wash it in your bath or some you've had
them speaking. I also grab like one of those blue
is that they called Chucks is some blue wettex thing,
and just a warning to anyone, don't use that on
a white couch because the blue erbs onto the white.
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I had no idea, probably could have told you that,
well they shouldn't. It shouldn't. The dye shouldn't lift onto
the couch though they literally cost like fifty cents cloths,
So I mean, I sometimes feel like Marketplace is buyers
beware in saying that people do come and inspect it
before your salad, so they've got to give you the
green light to go ahead with the purchase. It's very
awkward to be picky in person, though, Oh people have
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been though We once put a bird bath up online,
and it's because I put it up. It is this
bird bath that came with our house, like it was
just in the garden and it's really ugly. And I
put it up online one day for twenty dollars and
we were literally inundated with people who wanted it, and
I thought, oh my god, I've really low balled it.
So I ended up removing the ad, putting it back
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up for one hundred dollars. We had this older couple
from an hour away to come and see it, to
come and pick it up, and there was so rude
to us when they arrived. They're like, this thing's completely
rusted and it doesn't look anything like the photo. Oh god,
so you're doing some more catfishing some more, don't. I
actually didn't put that one through any filters. It is
an interesting decision for someone like Sarah's day to actually
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sell her couch online, because I wonder if any of
her stands will want to come over and check it
out and want the couch. Yeah, they might just come
over to have a bit of a sticky beak at
her house and try and strike up a friendship. It's
funny because She actually is a very avid Facebook marketplacer.
So I checked out the listing and had to look
at her profile, and she's got a really good rating.
So she's got five out of five from her shoppers,
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and she has been making some decent cash from her listing.
So she actually sold her infrared sauna that her husband
Kurt gave her for Christmas a few years ago. Wasn't
that full of mold? Apparently? Yeah? Well, guess what she
got for it? So an infrared sauna, they're about ten k?
Aren't they to buy? Brand? Knew it was around eight K.
I'm guessing judging by the couch, she sold it for
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half that price. So four K she got four k
for I suppose people probably just thought they could clean
it out, give it a bit of spit and polish. Maybe. Yeah.
I notice also she has sold a lot of her
Globe West furniture, which appeared to be a part of
a big brand deal she did seven or eight years ago.
I kind of get that. I mean, she's done the
deal and she you know, in seven years you taste
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in furniture does change. Well, she sold a dining table
from the brand for four three hundred and fifty five
and dining chairs for four hundred. She's also sold her
pilates reformer, so oh yeah, she got two nine hundred
and ninety nine for it after paying five nine hundred
and ninety five for it. I suppose she's got that
whole new gym built at the back of her house
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overlooking the pool. Why wouldn't you put it in there? Then,
I think, because she's now into all of that high
rock sort of high intensity training, maybe she figures if
she wants to do a Plarti's workout, she just go
to a studio. Another interesting thing she's sold with her
two Moroccan rugs, not to be mistaken by those infamous
moral and pillow your cases. One of the rugs sold
for oney two hundred and the other for five hundred.
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I do want to point out not everything has been
earning her cash. She also had a couple of giveaways
on her page. So one was a Globe West outdoor
couch that was pretty I will say politely well loved,
and the other was a nursing chair and they got
snapped up for free. I mean, I am a bit
of a fan of Sarah's Day's interior design taste. If
only I lived at Cronulla. There's been a lot of
chatter online about Sarah's decision to list this couch for
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quite a hefty price on Facebook marketplace. People seem to think,
because she is rich, that she should just give her
stuff away, that she shouldn't be making any money off it.
What do you think, Oh, I mean, this is how
the rich stay rich. They're savvy with their money. I
definitely don't think that she should have to give it
away for free, purely because she has a profile. That
being said, when I saw this ad pop up, I thought, wow,
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that's very expensive. But then, as I've mentioned, I am
a bit of an avid Facebook marketplace for myself and
I have noticed over the past year the prices of
furniture really has increased. People aren't just giving away bargains anymore.
And I think it's to do with the cost of living.
Everything's getting more expensive. But I mean, I suppose in
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her head she's thought, well, I've half the price of it.
It's still a nice brand. It would just be interesting
to see if anyone's interested in it. It's funny because
a lot of people have only come across her once
she's been in this really good financial position. But if
you've watched her chunnel for a long time, you know,
back in the day when she wasn't earning heaps of money,
she was always pretty fifty. And it's really interesting because
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even once someone has become rich, often the way they
treat money or spend money has been ingrained in them
from when they were younger. So it's clear she probably
grew up as someone who was careful with money. My
whole thought is, if you have six k to drop
on a couch, because that alone is a lot of money,
you're probably just gonna go and buy a brand new one. Yeah,
I mean, that's what I was thinking. It seems like
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Sarah is really trying to recoup some money for her
new couch because she wants a couch from the same company,
and the one that she wants retails for thirteen thousand dollars,
So you know, if she manages to get six k
from Facebook marketplace, it's nearly half the couch. And I've
always thought that pink couch was a really odd choice,
not just the color, but as we mentioned, the size,
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Like who has a three seeded couch for a family
of five? She's got a movie room upstairs, So I'm
more of a fan of that couch. If she's putting
that one online, I might try to start that one
up on Marketplace. I mean. The other thing is I
personally would not buy a couch from someone who I
know has three young children. As I touched on on
the weekend, there was a lot of food getting squashed
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into our couch, and you know, I'd prefer to buy
a couch from some dinks. I think see some dinks,
preferably with no dog. I feel like anytime we like
post anything about my relationship, I just like open up
a can of worms, which is do me. Aspen Ovard
is gearing up for her appearance on The Secret Lives
of Mormon Wives Orange County. In the lead up to
the show's debut, the US influencer has been dropping more
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tu see details about her relationship with a married couple,
No Kate, Before we get into it, can you get
listeners up to speed with this relationship. So, prior to
being a part of this throuple, Aspen was married to
Parker Ferris Now. They got married when they were nineteen
and were together for eight years and shared three children.
They're Mormon adjacent Yeah, there's been a lot of confusion
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over the years. Many people assumed that they were Mormon
because they live in Utah and they are surrounded by
a lot of religious communities. But they are not practicing Mormons. No,
they are not. And people got quite a shock in
April twenty twenty four when they filed for divorce. It
was actually the same day they announced the birth of
their third child. It was very bizarre, and not long after,
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Aspen got into a casual relationship with a married woman
called Brie Davies after she slid into her DMS. That
was after a really bizarre series of tiktoks where Aspen
was almost trying to act like she and her husband
were getting back together. So loaded this video where she
was grinding on him, and then she was talking about
how much she hated her mother in law. It was
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just very attention zeeking. Well. Aspen said she met Brie
when she was at her lowest point. Now at the time,
Brie had an open relationship with her husband, Billy, but
they weren't actually looking for a third person to enter
this relationship. Aspen had also sworn off men, so she
said that she wasn't interested in Brie's husband at all
until she met him and realized that they were so similar.
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And I suppose the rest is history. So they are
now a thrupple. I think we spoke about this a
couple of months ago, and at the time there was
some confusion as to whether Aspen was actually with Bree's
husband as well, or if it was a situation where
Brie was just with the both of them. Yeah. Well,
she has been very open with the fact that she
is in love with Billy. She actually refers to Brie
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as her wife, but when she talks about Billy, she
says her boyfriend. She says the term husband is too
traumatizing for her. Well, that's big that she's saying she's
married to Bree though. Well, she's actually come out and
confirmed that they're not legally married. She said she would
never legally marry again after her experience, but she says
that they're so stable and in such a serious relationship
that she views Brie as her wife. The interesting thing
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is that Brie and Billy are legally married. Oh, it's
all very fascinating. Makes me feel very boring. Now, Aspen
has confirmed that Brie and Billy will appear on the
show alongside her. I mean, that's not entirely surprising, is it.
I'm sure the producers saw this situation and were like,
we can't have this show without Brie and Billy, Like
we need to film what is going on here? Oh,
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this is the only reason I'm actually going to be
tuning in. I've heard a lot of good things about
the franchise, but I think I'm going to commit to
see Aspen. Now, filming has wrapped for the show, and
Aspen seemed like she was feeling pretty unsure about how
it was actually all going to come out in the edit.
So on TikTok, she told her followers that the cameras
were there, they captured their normal life, their conversations, and
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she really hopes their relationship just comes across as any
normal relationship. So I have to break this d Assman.
Of course, this over dramatized reality show is not going
to portray this Thrupple as a normal relationship. No, there's
no way. I mean, she said she tried to act
as authentic and real as possible, but she knows when
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she watches the show back, it's going to feel different
to what she lived because it's edited. It's also not
an entirely regular situation. It's going to take a lot
for people to get their heads around how this thrupple
works and operates. And I mean, it is important to
show the mechanics OFBOT on a show because one it
is fascinating and two, I'm sure there are more people
in the US in particular than we think actually in
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this scenario. Well, she said she's had a lot of
people reaching out to her, thanking her for making them
feel more normal that are also in Thrupples. It seems
like she's really been ramping up the Thrupple content on
her TikTok. So she actually told her followers she's saving
some of the details about their relationship for the show.
But she said, look, I've been sharing my life online
for thirteen years, so I'm still committed to sharing it
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on here with you guys. But there's a reason that
she's sharing this Thrupple content, Like she's saying, oh God,
I hope these people portray this relationship in a normal light,
whilst also knowing that people are so curious and interested
in it because it is an unusual situation. She's really
making the most of it, so she has been sharing
an influx of videos that now feature Brie and Billy.
She did a boyfriend tag with Billy in the car
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and they were like sitting in the front seat and
Brie was in the back seat, which raised a lot
of questions, like how do you pick who sits in
the front seat? And she answered it in a QA
and a She's like, I can't believe that was one
of the top questions, Like I had ten thousand likes
on it, and she said, we don't really decide, it's
just whoever gets it. But I'm like this, surely, so
power play is going on. There is a hierarchy. As
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someone who has been part of a non sexual thrapple
for their whole life aka being triplets, I always get
the back seat and that is because I am the youngest,
and there is a hierarchy. Yes, even when we shared
a car, I was always in the back seat. Even
I was on a walk with Amy today and Amy's like,
let's turn this corner, and I said, my whole thing
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growing up is I just take the rection. I'm like,
where are we going? I don't take control over this.
It's really interesting because Aspen has come into this already
formed relationship, like Billy and Bri are married, so how
does that work. Billy said that Brian Aspen wear the pants.
And it's interesting because then you know, Aspen and Brie
had their relationship without Billy for a while as well.
So I am so intrigued to see how it plays
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out on the show. Assumed Billy and Bree don't have
any children. No, they don't, but for listeners who aren't
to wear, Aspen has three, which is why I'm guessing
she actually lives without Brian Billy. So, Brian Billy used
to live in New Jersey and Aspen moved from Utah
to California, and now Bri and Billy have moved to California,
presumably to be on the show. But they live in
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a separate house. But apparently they're there all the time.
I'm guessing that people are also interested in their sleeping arrangements. Oh,
that is the top question. She hasn't actually gone into detail.
I just know for sure that on the show they're
going to do it tour of the rooms that they share.
But she did say she likes to be in the middle. Again,
this is going to sound really weird, but when we
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were in our early twenties and we'd go on holiday together.
Because we didn't want to pay for two connecting rooms,
we would just get one room, and we'd get a
room with a king sized bed, so all three of
us would be in comparing our relationship is sexual thruple, like,
it's so different home IFO we'd take it in turns.
You had to go on the middle because it was
so annoying because if you had to go to the
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toilet in the middle of the night, you had to
stand up and then walk off the bed, like you
couldn't just roll over. So I mean logistics, if that
would be a nightmare, if that was your every day,
there's no way you would want to sleep in the middle.
It makes me think though, that she's the new exciting plaything,
that the married that the married couple one in the middle,
do you know what I mean? Because it's probably like
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a novelty to have her there. It was so awkward.
One of the questions was in the boyfriend tag like
what was your first impression of me? And how did
we first meet? And Billy goes, oh, when you at
the airport when she came over to fuck They beat
out the word fuck. I'm assuming it was fuck, and
then he said their first date was in his bed.
I was like, oh, this is so charming. Yes, it's
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a very beautiful, beautiful love story. I've just been wondering, like,
what do all the families think of this? And Aspen
said that Brian Billy's family have been incredibly accepting and welcoming.
In fact, one of the tiktoks she was filming was
in Billy's sister's bathroom, and she mentioned how Bree's family
had been over visiting and they all had a great time.
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Is that a situation though, where you're the thropple and
you think everyone's cool about it, but the second you leave,
everyone's like, oh my god, what is going on? Well,
Aspen actually said that she's lost a lot of friends
over it, So I mean that's very sad, But I
mean it is quite an unusual situation, and I think
it's extra difficult when there's children involved. Well, what adds
an extra element is Aspen's ex, Parker, because recently she's
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been sharing some photo dumps and Parker is in them.
So there was a photo of Parker and Billy piggybacking
her kids around. What's the word when there's for? Is
it a forceome or quadruple? Like? What is it? Well?
I don't know, but people thought it was actually on
because Aspen also uploaded a photo where she was kissing
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Parker surrounded by their children. What Yeah, So she swiftly
deleted it, but apparently it was a bit of an
in joke, so she captioned the photo. Had to do it,
and apparently it was a recreation of this annual photo
that they always used to take. I'm sorry, how confusing
for their children? Yeah, I don't know why they had
to include the kids in the photo. I mean they're
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dealing with enough at home, like that situation where the
thrupple is confusing enough. I mean, if this was some
big in joke, I think that it should have been
kept as that, not published on social media. I loved
one of the comments under a TikTok which was speculating
about this whole situation. It said, I'm confused why people
are confused when you're just a girl who is queer
and in a thruple and kisses her ex husband for
the plot? What's confusing? Catch up? A super sleuth has
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uncovered that Tammy Hembro is selling her gog Host mansion.
The eagle eyed fans spotted Tammy's house listed on domain
and shared the ad to their TikTok account. Now. In
the ad, the real estate agent featured twenty four images
of Tammy's home, including her distinctive cat scratch a post
that's what gave it away for me, her wavy mirror
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that she takes a lot of selfies in, and her
colorful kitchen vases, so there is no confusion. This is
for sure Tammy Hembro's house. I mean, anyone who follows
her would recognize this being her house because it's always
the backdrop of her Instagram stories. That's why I was
so surprised that the listing included her address. I would
have thought it would be suppressed. I mean, that's quite
a normal thing, particularly if it's a high profile person
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and an expensive property. It also seems a bit unsafe
to include the address when the buyer has children living
at the house as well, And it seems really unnecessary
because in the ad it pointed out that they're not
going to be doing any public opens, so if there
are genuine buyers who are inquiring about this house and
wanting to look at it privately. They could have just
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sent the address directly to them. That's really odd, isn't it.
I Mean, it did point out in the ad that
the property is tucked behind security gates, so maybe that's
why it isn't a concern for Tammy. But can you
imagine how many people are probably going to be trying
to do drivetwise of this house. I mean, it is
on the riverfront, so maybe it's not easily accessible. I
remember Anna poul a couple of years ago complaining about
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how she couldn't even drive into her gated community without
people being out the front wanting her autograph and wanting photos.
And this is despite having security there. Let's get back
to the listing. So the real estate agent described the
home as a timeless main river haven for families and
entertainers and highlighted the superb river and skyline views. And
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the tone that I took from the ad is that
Tammy is very interested in getting rid of this property
as quickly as she can, because it stated in the
ad that expressions of interest close on the tenth of August,
which is pretty soon. Like this just all seems to
be a decision that's just come out of nowhere, and
no price guard has been listed on this property. It
does point out in the ad, though, that Tammy purchased
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the home in twenty twenty for two point eight eight
million dollars, so surely she's hoping for considerably more than that.
I was a bit nosy and I looked at the
predicted property value online, which you can do if you
have the address for a house, and it seems to
have absolutely sold since twenty twenty, as we know with
real estate, so the house is now apparently worth five
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point seven million dollars. I was pretty surprised when this
listing popped up because as an avid follower of Tammy Hembro,
I am yet to hear her mention that she is
looking at other houses, or even that she wanted to
sell or was unhappy with her house. So it does
appear to have come out of nowhere. Obviously she has
her own private life away from the cameras, but it
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is rather interesting timing. I mean, it got a lot
of people wondering, like, is she moving to Sydney to
be with Grayson. Well, before we do dive into that,
because I do have a couple of theories of my own.
I have to talk about the person who broke this
news on TikTok because it was actually a dog account
with fifteen thousand followers. So the account is called Iggy
Melb Social Events and it's primarily used by the dog's
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owner to share about it's two Italian greyhounds. So I
mean this tammy content was very left of field. The
thing is, usually we do see a lot of dog
accounts trolling people, but they don't actually include the owner
on the account. The owner is quite happy to be
on this account. Do you think it was an accidental
upload and then it just went viral? Like were they
intent put it on a different burner account or do
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you know what? Though? When I sometimes see these dog
accounts trolling ups over certain things or just making comments
on our videos, I always feel sorry for the dog
or cat in question, because I'm like, they've got no idea.
I didn't even know we were being trolled online by dogs.
I don't look at this stop by dogs anyway. A
couple like UK were convinced that she's selling because she
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wants to move to Sydney to be with her new boyfriend,
Grayson Timowana One user wrote, maybe she's marrying the twenty
two year old f boy and has to downsize to
avoid his keep. I personally don't think that this is
why she's selling. I mean, her ex husband, Matt lived
in Melbourne and she never made any plans to move there,
despite the fact that he was very close with his family. Well,
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I don't think she could move to Sydney considering she's
got shared custody with Matt, Paul and Adelie's oat Way,
and I don't think she'd want to either. It sounds
like she gets an incredible amount of help from them. Yeah,
I don't think you're pulling your kids out of school
and literally relocating them for some twenty two year old guy.
Well I'm sorry, he is twenty three now. I need
to give him that. I fucking hope not. Seriously. One
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of the biggest theories is that she's gone broke. So
a user said her clothing company was shut down unexpectedly
and selfish SUPs is closing. Maybe the money issues now.
Someone in the comment section actually defended Tammy, saying no,
she isn't She's probably buying a more expensive property, and
another follower greed, saying Tammy wants to move to a
property in the countryside so she can have a bigger
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house and more land to have chickens on. And I
did notice the day that this listing came out, Tammy
casually dropped on a TikTok that she loves eggs so
much that she'd love to have chickens on her property
one day. And to me, you'd think that this would
make me think, oh, yeah, maybe she is upgrading her house,
but this actually made me more convinced that she is broke,
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because we know that Tammy Hembro is the queen of
distraction tactic, so I think she strategically placed this comment
about eggs the day that the listing came out and
to defend the broke theory, so to say, oh, no, no, no,
I'm actually considering moving somewhere grander than this an easter
egg as such, yes egg. I think the timing is
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incredibly interesting, especially when you consider the year that Tamy
Hembro has had. It hasn't been a good financial year
for her. At the end of last year, she shocked
her followers when she announced the closure of her active
wear brand, Saski. A couple of days after announcing this news.
A photo of her office went viral and in the
photo there was an eviction notice pinned to the door.
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Now the notice alleged that the business o twenty seven
thousand dollars in unpaid rent at the time. The Sydney
Morning Herald picked up on the story and reached out
to Tammy Hembro. She claimed that there is no rent
outstanding on the property. There's also been a lot of
rumors about the supplement company that she owns with her sisters,
Selfish subs Now. We spoke about this in depth back
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in May, but it seems like that business is winding down.
They haven't been posting on social media. It's been on
heavy discount at chemists Warehouse. Some chemist warehouse don't even
stock it anymore. It all really seems to come in
contrast with this image that was presented of Tammy last
year because she appeared on the Australian Financial Reviews Young
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Rich List, where she was ranked number ninety with an
estimated fortune of fifty eight million dollars. And it's interesting
when you look more into how the AFI come up
with these figures because they don't actually count the liquid
cash sitting in an influencer or business person's account, so
they look at wealth markers including assets, investments, properties, brand equity,
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and future revenue. So I wonder also if there's a
bit of pr involved if Tammy Hambro's publicist comes to
them and has to report what she's worth, like, how
much do they have to prove her as well? Because
obviously it's very beneficial for your personal brand to appear
on these rich lists, because why else would people agree
to be hon it It just makes them a target
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to be robbed or for ridicule or for jealousy. There
obviously is some personal benefit to promoting the fact that
you've made this amount of money, like it makes you
look like a more attractive commodity for businesses to either
invest in your company's brands want to be aligned to you.
I can't wait for October when the rich list comes
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out to see, well, where does she rank now? I
really wouldn't be surprised if she is struggling financially, particularly
when you consider obviously the closures as we've touched on,
but also the fact that she's been having to appear
on so many television shows recently. It seems like she
is desperate for a cash injection. She's recently become the
face of Elite eleven's active where as well, and I
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have noticed on her Instagram story she is doing these
massive pushes for her followers to sign up to a
fitness plan. Like she's known to occasionally pop up and
do it, but it's been relentless every day she's been
posting about it, and I just think that she's probably like, fuck,
I need people to sign up, Like I don't have
these other revenue streams of other businesses anymore. Like maybe.
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I mean, I think where she's gone wrong is this
new boyfriend. I mean, everyone's so invested in her personal life,
but I feel like people are finding the whole twenty
three year old boyfriend thing a bit tragic. I mean,
I don't think it's good for a personal brand, but
SASKI was shut before that, and I think Selfish Subs
was floundering before he came on the scene as well.
I think the difference is back in the day, it
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was all about her body and people wanting to look
like her and do a fitness plan and where the
same closes her and now it's more turned into oh
who she dating and her products don't really align with that.
They're more health focused. Even when you consider the fact
that she was willing to really pay herself out on
a Tinder ad recently. I mean, you're not doing that
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if you worth fifty eight million dollars, like you're having
a level of respect and privacy for your relationships. Yeah,
And it makes more sense as to why she would
be really promoting her relationship at the moment because it
creates so much engagement on her social media accounts, and
it seems like maybe she's having to rely on influencing
to actually earn her wage now rather than having these
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different revenue streams coming through. I mean, Tammy could turn
around and prove us all wrong by buying an epic
property on the coast where she's got enough room for
a chicken coop and horses and all the rest of it.
But sadly, I don't think that's the case. On the
topic of epic mansions, did you see a couple of
weeks ago it came out that Georgie Stevenson's Hinterland mansion
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that we spoke a lot about on the podcast had
a lift and it was just it was like over
three stories she sold it recently for basically the same
that she bought it, Like, she didn't make a lot
of profit off it because she wanted to potentially hang
on to it, didn't she she rented it out for
a while. Yeah, so she finally sold it and then
people were speculating, oh, you know, is she losing money
as well? It turns out that it's now being sold
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as a home lottery. Where can I get a ticket?
Because that house is epic, like any timey hanbrokeer buy
a ticket. Maybe Georgie can get a ticket and manifest
to win it back. I mean stranger things. Actually, there's
some terms and conditions that don't allow that. Well, that
is where we are going to leave things for today.
But you want to hear more content from us, We
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Have you tuned into it yet? Kay? Why does that
make me feel so nervous because a couple of weeks ago,
you guys went rogue when I wasn't on the podcast
and literally went ham at me. So well, again, I
would argue that we did not know, we didn't go
ham on you, but we spoke about some conspiracy theory.
So this is no not our own, but a UK
influencer by the name of Anastasia kings North. Longtime listeners
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will know that she. I wouldn't say she's a favorite influencer,
but I have a soft spot for her, but not
after the podcast that she recently put out with her
mum where they aired some other strange views that they
have in the world, very disturbing. Look. I haven't actually
tuned into Anastasia's podcast or the one where you talk
about it, but I have to say it's kind of
refreshing for an influencer not to just be answering different
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dilemmas or interviewing a front or am I gonna eat
my words? You're going to eat your words? Because I
think it's actually one of the worst things that I've
ever listened to in my whole entire life, just putting
it out there. They're speaking about reptilian shape shifters and
floating downstairs and talking about COVID being caused by five
G towers, So I think you will slightly eat your words.
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I mean people, obviously, as podcasts do, they cut up
a lot of these clips where they shared some pretty
wild things that they believe in, and people were just saying,
oh my god, like I feel dumber for listening to this,
and can they make podcast gin more expensive, because oh
my please please go and listen to it. This week
we also dropped a new episode of The Mum's Group.
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It's got a little bit of an influencer flavor to
it because we discussed jar Da twin She's announcement that
she's having a third baby. She's going to be having
three under two and a half. I mean, I'm thinking
of getting my husband booked in for vseectomy after hearing
that news. I mean, it's beautiful news if you want three,
But my goodness, meet three under three for tough three
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two and a half. Please, Oh my god. What a
wonder woman though, But like, it is beautiful news. I mean,
she found out that she's having a girl, which is
so exciting, but for me, that just sounds tough. Well,
if you haven't listened to that episode, go make sure
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the Adelaide Plains. We pay respect to elders past and present,