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The outlandish £3,500 gift for a mistress. The ultimate £98,000 date. Revealed, what the mega-rich REALLY buy - by the personal shopper who never says no

The outlandish £3,500 gift for a mistress. The ultimate £98,000 date. Revealed, what the mega-rich REALLY buy - by the personal shopper who never says no

Daily Mail​4 days ago
As pinch-me moments go, arriving on a secluded island in the South Pacific was utterly mesmerising.
With its swaying palms and white sand glittering beneath a dazzling sun, I waded into the warm, tropical waters, completely overwhelmed by the beauty of my surroundings.
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