Ladies of London News

by Ashley Thompson
 
Caroline S. is still living the penthouse life which means her 2 butlers are at her beck and call and she doesn't have to lift a finger. Next on her list is ordering more hair for the sides of her head and planning a "goodbye, fvck you" party for her friends. Or, um... herself? Also saying goodbye is Marissa who is headed to her California hometown with her family. She's not fancy on the idea but her husband is adamant that they are leaving asap. The unknowns of these sayonara's is if

 
Caroline F. is celebrating Midsummer for the first time since she was 10 years old, when her mother passed. The afternoon will consist of sunshine, flower head wreaths, Caroline F.'s wonderful homemade food, and grilling breaddicks... er... breadsticks. For some reason the other women are appalled at the traditions and are grateful that they are alone on an island (Raven's Ait Island) as not to be seen. But why?? It's adorable AF and very organic and sweet.

Adela's children are 16 & 13 years old. In England any child over age 12 can make

by Ashley Thompson
 
Caroline S. is visiting her aristocratic family and to say that they are... um... formal is an understatement. You can see why Caroline calls herself "emotionally stunted" but claims it because she is more like her mother than anyone else in her family. In fact, they collectively agree that hugging was created by "The Americans". Probably not but ok. When Caroline's father is rushed to the hospital for heart pain she see's her mother vulnerable for what it seems is the first time. Her mother tears up (on camera might we add)

by Ashley Thompson
 
It would appear at first that the attention has left Caroline S. and landed on her new bff Juliet. Mostly because Juliet likes to explode at every turn, no matter the energy of the conversation. Julie even goes as far as to call her the "embarrassing American". Hate to tell ya, but you're all showing your asses a little here.

Caroline S. is slowly showing her vulnerability. Not only is it apparent that she has emotions, but perhaps weaknesses, too. While some may mistake her long-term friendships as powerful, she sees

by Ashley Thompson
 
Do you remember in grade school when you had a new best friend every week? The kind of relationship where as soon as they pissed you off you moved on to someone else, but then you came back together a week or two later? These ladies are the epitome of that, only they're "adults".

Sophie and Caroline S. have made a pact that they will no longer speak ill of one another. OR, as we like to saying the real world, Caroline S. will do whatever she pleases but Sophie is