CHAMPAGNE CRIES

Have you ever wondered how the rich and famous really live - how they parent their children, what they do in the hours that unfold behind those grand doors? I am someone who sees and hears and observes things, whether I want to or not. I unwillingly witness private conversations; observe their good days and their bad, simply because I have to be present. I can tell when love is in the air, and when a storm is quietly gathering, with consequences no one wishes to face.

I am always there, someone who plays an important role yet is somewhat supposed to be almost invisible.

I am a live-in nanny for affluent families.

And as for the title Champagne Cries, yes - there is a meaning beneath it. Champagne symbolises opulence and effortless sparkle, but it also reminds us that wealth does not exempt anyone from pain. Money can buy comfort, opportunities, private jets, designer wardrobes, fabulous holidays, and lavish estates, but it can't mend broken relationships, heal deep emotional wounds, or bring the love and stability every child deserves.