Heartbreaking Confession of Kate Middleton's Wedding Dressmaker, No Money for Food - Threatened with Losing Home

Kapanlagi.com - This pandemic has had a detrimental impact on many small businesses. Recently, wedding dress designers Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle confessed that they lost their income during the pandemic.

Sadly, she admitted to not having money for food and being at risk of losing her home. This woman is now struggling to support her two children. She is currently seeking assistance, especially from the government.

1. Closing Business

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This tailor is named Chloe Savage who used to have a sewing and embroidery workshop in Bristol, England. However, her business had to be closed due to the pandemic, which forced her to lay off all of her employees.

In 2011, Chloe had the opportunity to participate in the making of Kate Middleton's wedding dress, designed by Sarah Burton from Alexander McQueen. At that time, the Royal School of Needlework contacted her first and Chloe signed the Official Secrets Act.

A few years later, Chloe had the opportunity to embroider Meghan Markle's wedding dress veil, designed by Clare Waight Keller from Givenchy.

2. No Money

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According to Chloe's statement quoted from Mirror, her children are now fasting for lunch and dinner to save living expenses. Like being hit by a falling staircase, Chloe's burden becomes heavier because she has to pay rent. However, her savings are only enough for one more month's rent.

Chloe is seeking any assistance, including from the government. Unfortunately, her applications always end up being rejected.

"Why is the government torturing small business owners? They always say that small businesses are the backbone of the country in this crisis, but we haven't fully recovered," said Chloe.

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