British woman who received £500,000 in welfare admits one regret.

At 19, Marie began receiving benefits after having her first child.

September 25th 2024.

British woman who received £500,000 in welfare admits one regret.
Marie Buchan, a mother of eight who has been unemployed for most of her adult life, has recently made headlines for receiving over £500,000 in benefits. Despite facing criticism for her lavish spending on things like a boob job, a "designer vagina," and even a horse, Marie remains unapologetic about her use of welfare. She has been labeled as Britain's "welfare queen" and has faced backlash for her carefree attitude towards money.

In a candid interview with The Sun, Marie revealed that she first started receiving benefits at the age of 19 when she had her first child. She made the conscious decision to dedicate herself to raising her children, believing that they were better off on benefits than if she were to work. However, she does have one regret. Growing up, Marie didn't have much and now she feels guilty for "rubbing it in people's faces" and showing off her luxuries like her horse.

Speaking of her horse, Marie admitted that it was a mistake to get one. She paid £600 upfront and had to spend an additional £100 each month for his upkeep. But as her financial situation changed, she could no longer afford to keep him and had to give him up. Marie understands why people were outraged by her spending choices and she admits that it was easy to get caught up in the system and live off welfare for the rest of her life.

Marie funded her plastic surgeries through money she earned from car boot sales. She acknowledges the backlash she has received for her views on benefits and the hurtful comments people have made towards her. She says it can be difficult to read such negative things, especially for her children, and it can make her feel even lower when she's already feeling down.

In 2020, amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, Marie took a holiday to Spain to "get a break" from looking after her children. During that year, she received around £500 each week in benefits, which she used to support her household and her children aged between six and 16. Marie has also mentioned that sexism has held her back from pursuing a career as a mechanic, despite having a Level 2 diploma in the trade.

Despite the backlash and criticism she has faced, Marie remains unapologetic about her use of benefits. She believes that she is entitled to them and has used them to give her children a good life and provide for them. She also acknowledges that while she may have made mistakes with her spending in the past, she is trying to turn her life around and provide a better future for her family.

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