From Divorce To Dominance (Natalie Xavier)

Chapter 7

A single comment can spark a wildfire. Once the first doubt was cast, others leaped in to fan the flames. Instead of watching the rest of the show, the audience was more thrilled to dig into whether Natalie was dripping in riches or just faking it. One skeptic quipped, "Wealthy and she walked the red carpet? LOL, which heiress hoofs it?"

Another added, "That little black dress she flaunted is supposedly from Vacok, but as a regular, I've scanned all their collections and that style's a no-show. Isn't she basically faking it with a Vacok fake? They could sue, right?"

A third voice chimed in, "She's all about the attention. I'm not seeing 'heiress', just 'attention seeker'. No class, low EQ, and trying too hard to fit the 'old money' mold! It's cringeworthy!"

In the digital age, scandals can snowball in a heartbeat. Just as the live show neared its end, a tell-all post snuck onto the web with a clickbait headline.

Before long, the post "Fake Rich Heiress Natalie: Exposing the Real Story Behind the Internet Celeb Who Pretends to Be Loaded" went viral. The author laid out a case, dismantling Natalie's wealthy socialite facade.

They started by sharing a chat with GirlLove's customer service about the pink necklace Natalie wore. The rep denied it, stating the necklace came only in silver, champagne, and gold-no pink.

Next, the author showed Vacok's official dress lineup, none matching Natalie's red carpet look.

Finally, they pointed out Natalie's outfit wasn't entirely a sham, but her handbag was a brand and a close-up revealed missing studs on the million-dollar bag.

[I can't believe this!]

[LOL! I'm dying! How does a supposed farm heiress end up with a tattered bag?]

[No cash? Just own up! Faking rich is so confusing.]

[Just for attention! She claims she's not seeking it, but here she is, making a fool of herself!]

she dig up that second-hand trash? How dare she show

did the show invite her? Kick her

her looks, but I'm over

just slink back to wherever you

with Natalie. She was the talk of the town, and landing an interview would mean a viewership jackpot. But as minutes ticked by without her, frustration grew. "Hey! The judges are coming out!" a reporter shouted, spotting

"You guys

you, of course!" a reporter replied smoothly. "Vivian, why isn't Mr. Luther here?

had to sort something

a perfect match!" the

because Mr.

brave soul asked,

she shines and goes far." "Wow! High praise from you! But there are

"Is that true? I had no

think about it?" the

to judge without all the facts. If she did

wants the spotlight! I can't stand such people! The stage is for real talent, not for flaunting fake wealth. Natalie's just lying and tarnishing a great contest. People like her should be

+5

folk hits, especially "Waiting for You, was in his thirties with a rocker vibe. His social media often carried a strong moral

dirt from Vivian, perked up at

Keaton, any advice

"Being broke isn't the issue; it's about losing integrity. I hope Ms. Xavier can be more genuine and