A mother has revealed she had to move her family out of town because of judgmental parents.
Sara Blake Cheek revealed that her son was banned from playing on his favorite hockey team because of her.
Sara Blake Cheek left Florida for Las Vegas thanks to critical parents[/caption]
she revealed that her job had caused her son to have problems at school[/caption]
The 33-year-old revealed she ditched her Florida home, where she claims she was victimized by her job, to move to Las Vegas.
Sara was a salon owner living on a five-acre farm in Florida after finding fame and fortune with her online career during the pandemic.
But now she’s left suburban life behind for a million-dollar home in a gated community overlooking the Vegas Strip.
Speaking with the Daily starSara revealed why she chose Sin City and how she is the one who has the last laugh despite being pushed out of her home.
“The deciding factor ultimately was because of the opportunities afforded to me – and my children would be around other children whose parents were not close-minded,” she said.
“My fans were the first to notice how happier I looked in my content and I now laugh at all the miserable people who were left behind at the rink and got divorced.”
The millionaire Playmate spoke out after her ten-year-old son was left in tears after being banned from the local ice rink to play hockey.
She claimed an email said the family had been banned from entering the building due to “unacceptable behavior” during a match.
But Sara claimed it was punishment for working as an OnlyFans model, as opposed to any misconduct on her part, after a verbal row broke out between parents in the stands.
The married mother of four has now put it all behind her and is much happier in Vegas.
The mother reveals that her neighbors are focused on their own lives instead of passing judgment on her.
She also said that it was much more common to see a “hot mom” walking around and that she no longer felt like an outsider.
She concluded, “Vegas is by far the coolest place I have ever lived. No one cares what anyone else does.
“My move here has opened new doors for me and my message to other mothers facing the discrimination of the miserable suburbs is: change your environment or keep going – you can and will win.”
8 clothing mistakes that reveal your age
By Fabulous’ fashion editor Clemmie Fieldsend
Crossbody bag
Just a bag, right? Think again.
The politics of your handbag choice are more complex than it seems.
If you packed everything into an over-the-shoulder bag in your younger years, you’ve probably switched to a crossbody bag by now, just like Sarah Jessica Parker, 59.
For example, you can opt for a crossbody that rests on the hip or higher.
A longer band suggests you belong to Gen X or the baby boomer generation.
A shorter band, dubbed the “millennial Birkin” by TikTokers, indicates you are in your 30s or early 40s.
Interestingly, Gen Z – who typically only carry a phone and keys – now prefer the sleek shoulder bags we loved in the 1990s.
French pleat
In the early 2000s, the term “French tuck” was popularized by male stylists on the show Queer Eye For The Straight Guy. It describes the Parisian-inspired look where you tuck in the front of your shirt and leave the sides and back loose.
The 42-year-old Duchess of Sussex, a millennial, embraces this style. However, older generations, as well as Gen Z, generally prefer a full tuck.
The hashtag ‘Gen Z vs Millennial Shirt Tuck’ has amassed 71.2 million posts, with younger users advocating for tucking in everything to accentuate the waist.
If you’re Generation X or a Baby Boomer, congratulations on consistently opting for a full pleat: you’re right on trend!
Short denim jacket
Pairing a denim jacket over your floral midi dress and white sneakers with a leather Radley backpack might be your favorite ensemble. However, it also reveals your age.
According to Gen Z, the classic short denim jacket with chest pockets and occasional tears or embellishments is outdated. This could spell bad news for Amanda Holden, 53.
The trend now leans towards oversized denim jackets, sourced from expensive vintage stores. The hashtag ‘Faded Leather Jacket’ has been viewed more than 450 million times on TikTok.
So it’s time to take out your oversized biker or denim jacket from the eighties or nineties.
Trainer sock
Wearing a denim jacket over your floral midi dress and pairing white sneakers with a leather Radley backpack might just be your signature style. But it also reveals your age.
Gen Z declares that the typical cropped denim jacket with chest pockets and the occasional rip or embellishment is passé. This could be unfortunate news for Amanda Holden, 53.
The current trend favors oversized denim jackets from expensive vintage stores. The hashtag “Faded leather jacket” has been viewed more than 450 million times on TikTok.
So it’s time to take out your oversized biker or denim jacket from the eighties or nineties.
Mom’s jeans
The most divisive denim trend is the mom jeans, named after the mothers of the 1980s. Think of Rachel from Friends and Cindy Crawford.
Although this tapered, ankle-length style made a comeback in the 2010s and has been seen on fashion-conscious models like Kendall Jenner, twenty-somethings on TikTok are not happy when older generations wear this look.
They consider it a major fashion faux pas and suggest opting for wide-leg or barrel-leg jeans instead.
Converse
From ’60s rocker Danny Zuko in Grease to ’90s icons like Alexa Chung and Rihanna, Converse All Stars have been a footwear staple for decades. Originally designed in 1922, these sneakers have a long history.
However, Generation Z would not be caught dead in it. If you’re still holding on to your pair, you’re definitely not in your twenties.
Today’s trendy sneakers feature chunky ‘Dad’ styles and vibrant designs from top brands like Nike, New Balance and Adidas.
Another sign of your age is that you tuck your laces into your shoes instead of tying them.
Mini-skirt
Mary Quant revolutionized women’s fashion in 1958 with the creation of the miniskirt. However, if you practice one today, it may be considered outdated.
Unless it’s a microskirt with a cross hem, the length favored by Gen Z. Strongly influenced by the ‘skelt’ (a skirt belt) from the 1990s, the micro-mini is taking over TikTok.
If you prefer a more modest miniskirt that sits a few inches above the knee, reminiscent of the style popularized by 90s celebrities such as Melanie Sykes, now 53, then you will look beautiful, but you might as well have your age written on your forehead.
Wrap dresses
It’s been fifty years since designer Diane Von Furstenberg introduced the wrap dress, and it has certainly endured, with icons such as Madonna, Princess of Wales, and Michelle Obama, now 60, embracing the style.
However, Generation Z has declared the look passé, meaning you won’t see a twentysomething wearing one on a night out in your city.
On social media, the wrap dress is mainly seen on women over 30. Although it flatters the waist, bust and stomach, TikTok doesn’t think it’s cool.
Gen Z prefers cottagecore and prefers milkmaid-style dresses, perfect for playful walks through sun-drenched meadows.
On Instagram, Sara’s adoring fans have praised her stunning looks and put herself first.
One person wrote: “You look amazing.”
Another commented: “Beautiful wow.”
“Drop dead gorgeous,” a third wrote.
Someone else added: “Pure perfection.”
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