The Most Wicked Woman In High Society 

Not wasted. Many people who knew her chose not to follow her bad example and today, women like her deserve only pity not envy of any kind. She lived a bad life to show to us how important is to grow, mature, respect and love everyone and not to follow materialist views about life. GOD AND LOVE are the most important things not fame, material stuff, and the world. We never die. We change address into the spiritual realm. She's the best example of what should never be followed.

Whenever people have money but no *purpose* in life, that life is usually wasted.

Idle hands and minds, etc.

According to you.

How'd she know anything different? Kids emulate the people who raise them, usually.

Wondering same thing.

Yes and me!

I wonder Who/Whom?

@@colin1153 We don't say her name, there is no need to inflate her already massively overinflated ego.

At least initials! Must either not be that much in the news or, or there are so many it is hard to decide which one!😂

@@priscillacarrasco8463 RMM you won't get it unless you know the real name.

Oh, ffs! We all have our own path - if you'd quit crying over what you don't have, you'll learn to love what you do.

@@ruthsmithwade7955 hi, that is quite harsh. I'm 71, widowed twice, first at 27 with a 22month old son. Nursed for many years, general & psychiatric nursing then changed careers & was a welfare officer. Fostered 9 children for 6 months each time till mother's could take care of their children. Most did some were unable. I loved my work & the joy & healing I received. I've learnt it's not money that buys happiness, to enjoy life each day with all hardships & sorrow, the sun still comes up tomorrow & with all it's shams & drudgery it is still a beautiful world. To have people in our lives that we love & they love us back is far more precious than money.😊🙏✌ G'DAY FROM AUSTRALIA.

​@ruthsmithwade7955 her path was narcissistic

@@carolmanning8367 you right we all have our own path, we can judge others...

Where are your question marks?

Good thought 👍👍

Very few factories, if any, lifted women out of poverty. Stopped them starving maybe, but pay didn't match their work in all but a rare few jobs.

right, m$ scot like the patriarchy... Crosses down at Arlington you privileged to your opinion

Exactly. Whenever people have money but no purpose in life they usually waste that life...

It was that she only had a fraction of her fortune left.

That she only had 80000 $ of her inheritance left😅

I was expecting something really shocking like bodies of ex lovers buried in the garden? Or maybe she was a spy for Hitler?

@zOOmzity - She caught her first husband having sex with his chauffeur, so there's that....

Thanks, I hate to watch them , when they use click bait

What was the advantage? She made a waste of her life, and her money.

@@miapdx503 The advantage is living life on her terms. If a woman needs to lie or pretend to be someone else so she's not judged or harassed, that makes for a worse existence.

Well, after several facelifts, likely not much for earlobes left!

I don’t think this thing is well written. Women are so powerful and men are just so weak. Really?

Agree, just commented this, think all narration on this channel is AI

I think a lot of the narrators are AI. I've noticed quite a few mispronounciations of ordinary English words, which takes away the authenticity somewhat. Either that or Americans don't know how to pronounce certain English words.

Julian Fellows

A woman is never old enough to marry a GAY husband!😂😂😂

The white powder was an ingredient in coca cola.

Omg!

Coke I’d say. From things I’ve read it was reasonably common amongst socialite class between the wars.

I thought she was a man

Neither was Wallis Simpson and she bagged a king 😅

She was rich, connected and put herself out there, that was obviously enough!

Money and connections make people pretty.

Singer sewing machine family.

That’s the point to learn something new.

Since when is who you have heard of or not heard of a criteria for deciding who had real fame and fortune? 😅😂 I mean, who are you ??

I am 60 and you'd have to be in your 80's or 90's to know who some of your recent uploads are? And do I care ? No not really, I don't know who they are.

Never Heard of Daisy Fellows. Who is she? And more to the point Who cares!

i find it obnoxious to correct the narrator. This woman has a gorgeous clear voice, elegant and rhythmic. lots of intelligent people pronounce words wrongly. i find your comment rude, that’s all.

It is important to pronounce words correctly.

@@ting1084 You can have your opinion but you cant have your own facts. The narrator cant be that intelligent or even a professional if she doesnt know how to pronounce words.

@@ztrnch facts? i am a Harvard graduate, scholarship student, class of 72. I think i would be considered fairly Intelligent. I was and remain a visual learner with a vast vocabulary from reading. So I always didn’t know how to “pronounce” words before i knew what they meant. And i wasn’t exposed to a large working vocabulary. Nonetheless i was highly analytical and aced all subjects. I read extensively. I recall being mocked by a fellow student for mispronouncing a word. it was at the Harvard Lampoon where i was working as a secretary. I knew the guy was being a jerk, an insecure, unattractive funny guy. Saw right through him. I learn by seeing with my eyes and doing something with my hands. I have come to understand and respect myself. I love music but can’t carry a tune or play an instrument. And i have trouble to this day at times pronouncing words. I found it petty to correct a presenter the way it was first done. In this case i was surprised that the person corrected the presenter because the video itself was so well done and interesting. My sense is that the critic has never done a video, or could do one. stating that it is important to pronounce words correctly is obvious. Who is going to argue with that?

Its narrated by AI, this is not a real person narrating 😂