A MUM has revealed that she is charging her kids a whopping £250 for Christmas dinner.
Carla Bellucci, 44, dubbed ‘Britain’s most hated woman’, for bagging a is offering her guests a four-course meal for the eye-watering sum.
Carla is charging her guests £250 for Christmas dinner
Her daughter Tanisha will have to cough up
This is an increase of £50 compared to last year, when , and the year before that, the mum of two asked her guests to cough up £150.
In previous years, Carla’s two children, Tanisha, 20 and her 19-year-old son got their own dinner for free, but this year, they are having to pay their way too.
The youngsters have been left very disappointed by the decision.
“They are not the best pleased with me right now,” the former glamour model, from Herts, told What’s The Jam.
“But they have no choice.
“If they want to have a family , then they need to pay me.
“I’m not letting them – or anyone – take me for a ride.
“I can’t be bothered dealing with freeloaders anymore, especially at Christmas when it’s such an expensive time.”
Carla is hosting 10 friends and family members for her Christmas dinner.
For a starter, she will be serving prawn cocktail with pickled cucumber.
For the main event, it’s short ribs, wild mushroom Yorkshire puddings, sizzled sprouts, and rosemary scalloped potatoes.
And for dessert, she’s keeping it simple with Christmas pudding.
There will be canapés upon arrival and free-flowing champagne.
But when it hits 8pm, Carla will demand that her guests leave – and that includes Tanisha and Jayden.
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She said: “They don’t live here anymore, so they count as guests this year.
“I can tell they’re not happy, but it is what it is.
“I’m not a case – I’ve got to make and save too.
“If I’ve got to prep, cook and put all the food on the table, it’s essentially a bargain for them.”
And if her kids want to stay the night, she will charge them a whopping £80.
Carla added: “If I could charge more, like a grand, then I would.
“When I suggested this to my family, they were quite enraged with me.
“They need to get a life – and should be grateful I’m taking the stress off them.”
Last year Carla charged her guests £200
If her kids want to stay over, they must pay £80 
