Tamara Falcó: Vita da marchesa

This was a pain to look at and I skipped through most of the episodes. Never heard of her before and I don't think I will either. There's no substance to what she's talking about or what she's doing.

Even Paris Hilton nailed it better.

The red dress on the cover caught my attention as I had never heard of Lady Tamara before. Her personality, with no apparent airs of royalty and fame, hooked me in. I found myself binge watching this series during office hours haha, I typically only do so on my free time. I loved seeing how despite the fact that she grew up quite wealthy, she appears to be very humble, sweet, loving and at times a bit reserved. The adoration and admiration towards her mother was palpable and her love and yearning for her absent father made me ache for her. The fact that she loves God and finds peace in Him, truly blew my mind. I really recommend this series as you are bound to laugh and cry, and if only for a bit, see life thru this wonderful woman's eyes. I do hope that a second season comes out soon and that we get to see a wedding take place.

When you think that Christiano Ronaldo's wife documentary is the worst Netflix has ever produced, here comes the one about this unknown sad 'aristocrate' Tamara, 'La Duquesa'. The life of this annoying, spoilt, uninteresting, poorly educated, badly dressed lady with no talent is not enough to make this documentary watchable. Her lifestyle and properties look cheap and run down too. Watching the build up to her 'amazing' pop up restaurant for 12 family and friends is painful. As it is painful the fraise melba dessert.

To make things worse ( if possible) are the American dubbing voices which make the entire thing almost funny.

It is so bad, I have managed to watch it all.

Apparently she wants a Season 2.]