Elivia Spencer: The Interview

What are five fun facts about you?

I hate fish but I love sushi and dolphins.
I’m deathly allergic to kiwis…the fruit not the cute flightless birds or people who live in New Zealand who I’m sure are lovely – the people, not the birds. But I guess the birds are probably nice, as birds go, if they could speak…
I’m adopted!
I’ve never owned a pet but I’ve always wanted a cat.
I’m swearing off boys for the foreseeable future. And girls for that matter. They will both betray you.

Where did you grow up?

I was born – well I don’t know where because I was found at the side of the road as a four-day-old, approximately. So I could have been born anywhere but I was raised all over the world. My parents travel for their work as founders and CEOs of the St James Hotelier empire so I grew up in penthouse suites and sky rises in more cities than I can count.

Who are the special people in your life?

My mum and dad. While I’m not particularly happy with them at the moment since they abandoned me at a boarding school, they’re my best friends. Probably my only friends in the world in fact…how sad is that? My last best friend – well I don’t want to talk about her. The friend before that…well I don’t want to talk about her either.

**Jonathan Spencer** (Source – Pinterest)

Would you rather…wear last season’s clothes or get a bad manicure?

Get a bad manicure. A manicure can be fixed. A bad sartorial scandal can never be fixed. You’ll be stuck with that for life.

Desert Island: Three Items

1. This month’s copy of Vogue since it was the big fashion issue! I could read that forever.
2. Would it be vapid to say my bikini?
3. And a laptop with endless charge to watch Leap Year – wait, I’d need the DVD too…can I change my bikini for the DVD of Leap Year?

What’s something you wish you were better at?

Am I allowed to say washing my clothes? No? A serious one?…what about picking my friends better? Knowing who to trust. Who not to trust. To not let peer pressure dictate what I do…maybe then I wouldn’t be stuck at a frigging boarding school.

What’s something you’re proud of?

My shoe collection.

What’s something you’re ashamed of?

…do I have to say? Because I really don’t want the whole world to know the details of how I betrayed one of my closest friends. I’d rather let that day along with my shattered reputation.