EXCLUSIVE: An outspoken mum has revealed her daughter will not be rejoining her friends in nursery until October because she is too busy travelling the world this month
‘Britain’s most hated woman’ is refusing to send her daughter back to nursery on time and will instead only do so next month – so she can enjoy luxury holidays abroad instead.
Carla Bellucci’s youngest child, Blu, who is turning four this month, was due to attend nursery today (September 3). However, she is set to fly to Marrakesh for two weeks before heading straight to Paris, meaning she will rejoin her pals in October. The mum-of-four has spent £8,000 on the Disneyland birthday trip and she estimates she is saving up to £5,000 by not travelling in peak summer time instead.
And speaking to the Mirror about her parenting methods, the former glamour model, 44, said: “All those mums that paid thousands to go on holidays in summer must need their heads tested.”
Asked about Blu potentially falling behind, she said: “I don’t worry at all. Seeing the world is priceless. No UK school can give that sort of education. I will never choose education over travelling. Blu is so well travelled and so educated because of me.”
Carla, who infamously faked depression to blag a free NHS nose job, said the education system was flawed and that her eldest children regularly missed school because of holidays.
However, she said two of her teenagers start university next week, and therefore it had no negative impact.
After the lavish trip to Marrakesh, Carla and her daughter will spend time in a fancy hotel in Disneyland, with the outspoken mum saying she could “not think of anything worse” than a play area birthday party in the UK with “20 snotty nose kids”.
Carla, who recently revealed her neighbours do the same “horrific” thing every Friday meaning she is unable to use her garden, added: “It is going to be amazing and there is no way I would let my daughter celebrate turning four in a school.”
Asked if she was worried about being fined in the future by schools for taking Blu out of class, she said she would refuse to pay them.
The mum, who is based in Hitchin, Herts, also said she had already written to Blu’s future primary school bosses, and stated that she is a frequent flyer who goes on eight trips abroad every year.
And justifying her position, she concluded: “I won’t change my lifestyle for no schooling system and not for anyone. We are here once and we have one life so I aim to make the most of it.
“My child is seeing the world and she is happy, privileged and very intelligent. Blue learns more with me on holiday than she does in a full term of nursery.
“Seriously, I think the education system is flawed, kids that don’t travel are so far behind.”
