A mum-of-four has revealed that she won’t be leaving her kids a penny in inheritance,
saying she is going to “spend it all before I die”.
Carla Bellucci often rubs people up the wrong way with her controversial opinions and acts.
The 42-year-old previously revealed that she let her two eldest kids, Jayden and Tanisha, “quit” school entirely and called it her “greatest parenting decision”.
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Now, she’s sharing a new reason people are calling her “selfish”, having decided to spend all of her money and leave nothing to her kids for the future.
“I won’t leave my kids a pound,” the former glamour model, from Hertfordshire, told What’s The Jam.
“[We] do everything for our kids, so all I have, I’ll blow on going on holidays and living the good life.
“Kids have their whole lives to earn money, so I don’t see why we should suffer.
“I won’t be paying off their debts, as I won’t [take responsibility] for their mistakes.
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“No one ever gave me help with money and I’ve done just fine.
“They can look after me when I’m older, it’s insane continuing to give [them more].
“It’s not selfish one bit.
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“What is selfish is that kids expect us to work like dogs, then we have to give them everything.
“I’m not giving any of my hard-earned money to my kids as an inheritance – I’m going to spend it all before I die.”
Carla – who is known as the “UK’s most hated woman” – has previously admitted to paying her daughter £7,000 to move out so she could spend more time with her hubby, says that parents should be “entitled” to enjoy their money “guilt free”.
She said: “I think it’s crazy that people live like s**t just to give it all to their children.
“Anyone who criticises my decision can jog on.
“Normally the people giving opinions are the Karens with no teeth who don’t have a lot to p**s away.”
The mum claims she’s spoken with her kids about the decision, which they respect and understand.
She added: “They get things now, so don’t worry about the future.
“They want to see me enjoy my life, the kids who don’t [want the same for their parents] are awful and need a life lesson.
“My kids have had a lovely life, they are all smart and will get good jobs to support themselves.
“They don’t expect, as it’s not in their nature.“If they’re handed everything, then there’s nothing for them to work towards.”
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