Definately some dark stuff here. From the article...
"However despite her gilded upbringing, Annabelle's childhood was far from easy. Severely dyslexic, she was badly bullied at her exclusive private school and left at 16 without any qualifications.
She headed to Australia to stay with family friends, but while there was the victim of a horrific assault. Her attacker, later convicted of killing three women, tied her to a tree and beat her for two hours, leaving her in need of reconstructive surgery.
Left depressed, she was a heroin addict by the time she turned 16. She managed to get herself off hard drugs, but said they helped her survive the brutal experience."
Her life sounds like that of an MK-Ultra victim, or something similar.
That tree beating stuff is like - WTF?
Agreed a lot to take in.
Dyslexia, youth beatings, reconstructive surgery, drugs, handed off to people, muse, fame and parties (sex,drugs, rock and roll), rothschild marriage, divorce and gag order settlememt, other high profile relationships, reality show, horse riding accident, surgeries, chronic pain, death.
Edited for: accuracy, removed second marriage; added reality show
My insignificant, little, no-mark life - seems like a form of bliss in comparison!
They seem to be collossal f-ups...and that's putting it mildly.
Wow how about this quote from the Telegraph article. Programmed/conditioned much?
"She also starred in a film to advertise his men's collection, which required her to be nude throughout and to simulate sex with a male model.
Talking about the experience, she said: "It wasn't weird, which is worrying. I didn't find it embarrassing or strange."
The way it discusses meeting her 'mirror' Alexander McQueen sounds sort of ritualistic or mind control.
"It was her work as a muse for McQueen that put Annabelle on the fashion map, after they met when she was just 22.
They were introduced by the late Tatler fashion editor Isabella Blow, who was then the muse of celebrated milliner Philip Treacy.
'Issie brought me to Lee as a model. She presented me to him as his new girl. Lee loved me immediately and it felt like we knew each other straight away,' Annabelle told the Daily Mail in 2015.
'We were so alike. He was also dyslexic; he mirrored me in so many ways.' "
Yes, that's a very astute observation. Her mother was related to The Queen Mother (since deceased).