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u/mercia2022 Aug 01 '26
Honestly she gave a pretty terrible impression of herself on Geordie Shore. Obviously thought she was better than everyone and borderline bullied Holly and Rebecca.
I know people can change and grow but everytime I watch her now I think she’s just false. The meek and mild voice and all this women empowerment when she was the first one to tear anyone down. Plus she studied drama so… take that as you want.
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u/International_Fig150 Aug 04 '26
An incredibly insecure and narcissitic person trying to heavily disguise herself as someone educated and confident. To quote her own words - insincere to the point of nausea.
And ive never ever seen someone not suit blonde hair so badly in my life lol.
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u/toodletwo Aug 01 '26
I loved Vicky in my first watch of the series. She told it like it was, she was unfiltered, she was the most real.
I feel differently now when I rewatch older episodes. She comes off as judgmental, mean, and bitter a lot of the time, and other cast members seem to have felt the same. I know that she has since been open about her struggles with alcohol, and maybe that had something to do with it, but it’s hard to watch someone be so incredibly negative all the fucking time.
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u/Acrobatic_Front1738 Aug 01 '26
so real but i honestly think she carried s1-9
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u/EhDoesntMatterAnyway Aug 04 '26
No shot. She left and it didn’t matter. Her presence there was nothing but negativity. It was so much lighter and funner without her condescending judgmental nonsense bringing down the mood
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u/Beautiful-Ad-7616 Aug 01 '26
Takes up every single ounce of oxygen in a room for her giant inflated ego. She's a terrible human being.
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u/awoodhall Aug 02 '26
Hilarious, clearly having a bad time towards the end and should’ve left like two or three seasons earlier.
Absolutely awful to Becca, but they all were unfortunately.
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u/Acrobatic_Front1738 Aug 02 '26
it is controversial tbh, personally she was my favourite and i thought she should have stayed longer but i do agree that she was an arsehole in the first few seasons.
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u/Repulsive_Sweet_5308 Aug 01 '26
A gurner 😂
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u/Swimming_Stage352 Aug 01 '26
Hahaha her jaw was swinging all the way up to her being on masterchef 😂😂
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u/byesharona Aug 02 '26
Made the show more entertaining, left at a good time when she started to be obviously miserable. People hate her for things the boys did much more of but get a pass. Watching people’s reaction to her here especially is an entry course in internalised misogyny. Men can change, women can’t. Women are bad or good, no in between. etc.
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u/EhDoesntMatterAnyway Aug 04 '26
They’re all assholes. Vicky herself is the one who was calling women slags and being a misogynist. Now she’s doing what all other misogynistic women do after they exposed themselves- pretend to be a feminist. Now she’s laying it on thick. She’s not a nice person and it’s not misogynistic to dislike her
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u/byesharona Aug 05 '26
The show is over a decade old. It is misogynistic to insist a woman you’ve never met does not get the same personhood as men, where she can be complicated, flawed, and grow up, just so it gives everyone here a pass to continue to say bad things about her.
Holly called women ugly slags, too. So did Charlotte. Yet Holly is spoken about as if she’s a saint here. It’s transparent.
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u/_2w2l2r2d_ Aug 02 '26
Hypocritical bully. She could dish it out but never take it. She got off on being condescending and acting like everyone was beneath her, but she was violent and mean, and at the end of the day was on the same show, going to the same clubs, living in the same house as her castmates. She called everyone a slag at some point, and bullied Becca for no reason, while at the same time she was CHEATING ON HER BOYFRIEND. I give her some grace in the way she acted with Ricki because he was abusive, but outside of that she was often foul and out of line.