Can you think of what could you do with 60,000 euros? Of course many useful things, surely you also have some ideas ... But there are classes and classes, and there are those who do not mind spending that money on a "gift".
On January 7, little Blue Ivy Carter, daughter of the singer Beyoncé and Jay-Z, turned a year old, and his parents celebrated it big (or at least 'expensive') giving him a Barbie dressed in blue valued at 60,000 euros.
And what will that expensive Barbie have, you may ask. Well, this is an exclusive model made specifically for Beyoncé's daughter and the doll includes 160 diamond stones as well as white gold inlays.
In addition to the expensive gift, the couple organized a birthday party in New York, spending the same time on the decoration, the cake ... And to end the celebration a vacation to the beach.
They continue like this in the tonic of luxury gifts, like the cradle of the little girl that cost 15,000 euros, and that is not only so expensive, personally it seems a tad ... tacky.
In addition, reading to our companions of Poprosa I see that they are not the only waste of which the singer shows: this past Christmas she gave her husband a watch valued at one million. It is seen that diamonds are going, because those same Barbie jewels adorned the clock.
I remember that for my daughters first birthday there was no gift from us. The girls had everything and were going to receive some gifts from the family, toys and practical gifts that we "ordered", clothes mainly.
Among the girls did not need anything nor did they ask, obviously (luckily they still don't ask too much) we thought it would be best to celebrate without gifts. We don't miss them, neither do they.
Make an expense like Beyoncé's for a one-year-old girl, who will also enjoy Barbie a little (I imagine she won't be anywhere at home or take her to play the park, if the daughter ever goes to the park from Beyoncé), I think a show of unnecessary and almost rude ostentation in the times.
Anyway, that each one spends his money as he sees fit, but I would like that this type of eccentricity on the part of the celebrities were not so frequent. I find them unfair to the most disadvantaged and incongruous with some show of solidarity that the singer does on her website or social networks.
I am sure that Beyoncé's daughter would be happier with a much simpler gift, and hopefully her parents are also aware of how valuable is the timeshare with a child, the best gift. I also hope that the little girl grows up knowing that there are more important things than ostentation.
