Real Housewives star who owns £ 5.5 million castle is radiated for ‘rude and arrogant’ remark on the waiter in Cannes Restaurant

A multi -millionaire Reality TV Star has been labeled as ‘rude and arrogant’ after she had rejected a waiter in a restaurant in Cannes trying to serve her pizza.

Dr. Ann Kaplan Mulholland – who has a reported net value of £ 500 million – moved with her husband to the VK three years ago to invest in a castle in Kent and has attended some of the largest European red carpet events.

Last week the Real Housewives of Toronto Star lived, which is by Dr. Ann goes because of her doctorate in finance, the Cannes Film Festival in France With her friends and decided to go out for a meal.

The group sat outside in a restaurant when one of the waiters helped the Socialite to a piece of pizza.

Ann, 64, then looked at the waiter with a blank expression while he placed him on her plate and said, “Do I look like I’m eating carbohydrates?”

The staff member seemed shocked when he removed the pizza from her plate before walking away from her.

The entrepreneur then returned her and continued to talk to her friends, before she later uploaded the images to her own Instagram account, with the caption: ‘#Soclose’.

Influencer Joey Swoll Her clip posted again And said, “You can tell a lot about someone how they treat Waitstaff in a restaurant.”

He further said that Ann was “arrogant” and said “she didn’t know how to behave like an adult in a restaurant.”

Joey accused Ann to think that she was ‘better than people’ because of her wealth and status as a TV personality.

The Bodybuilder said: ‘For you to make a video of that man, post it online, try to be ashamed and embarrassed him, and everything for which? Some likes and attention on social media? Serious?’

The video of Ann – who has now been removed from her Instagram page – raised more than eight million views about Joey’s Tiktok and more than 10,000 people commented on the situation.

They wrote: “Someone’s father just tries to do his job and feed his family.” ‘

Another written: ‘And she posted it on her own social media. She really didn’t see anything wrong with it, “while a third said,” How coarse is she. ‘

A fourth comment: ‘I feel bad for that guy. Please be nice [to] everyone.’

However, this is not the first time that Ann Videos speaks of her with restaurant staff while eating out.

During a visit to the Royal Mansour – a five -star hotel in Casablanca – the multi -millionaire made an uncomfortable joke when the staff came to wash her hands – a Moroccan tradition.

As soon as one of the men started casting the water over Ann’s hands, she apparently pretended to shout with pain, who seemed to be confusing the waiters.

They giggled, apparently not knowing how to respond to Ann, while her friends laughed at her joke before she took one of the towels to wipe her fingers.

She counted the clipThat was placed at the beginning of May: ‘Hand cleaning hack. They even wash your hands at the table for you! That’s hot now! #Geatservice #finedining on #itsfinest at the Royal Mansour – Casablanca New 5 -Star Hotel (and “yes” the staff had fun recording) ”

Femail has contacted Ann Kaplan Mulholland’s agent for comment.

Ann and her husband Stephen, a former plastic surgeon, have not demanded a status in the UK in the last three years, in which they bought a £ 5.5 million medieval castle and invested an alleged £ 25 million to transform it into a luxury wedding location.

Speaking with MailOnline at the start of the month, the CEO of iFinance Canada attacked ‘Rurkeless’ Rachel Reeves About the ‘astronomical error’ of trying to get more taxes from the ultra-rich one who are domiciled for tax purposes abroad.

The couple is planning to keep Lympne Castle in, where around 100 people are employed, but plans for future British companies, including a new credit financing activities, have risen in smoke together with their tax exemptions.

Instead of staying in Britain and being forced to pay British tax on their foreign income under a new tax regime, it is thought Jeremy Hunt.

Speak to MailOnline against her Las Vegas PenthouseAnn said that the decision to leave the UK was “purely” motivated at the end of the regime in addition to changes in inheritance tax (IHT) who would have suppressed millions of the fortune of her children.

She said about the change: ‘It makes no sense. It is not that we are not willing to pay tax: we pay tax in the UK, we employ more than 100 people.

‘We bring clean capital to the UK, we have invested in companies in the UK, we pay tax in the UK. But it is as if they don’t really want the rich in the UK, which I think is a big mistake.

“There is a chance for ‘reckless’ Reeves, as I call her, to save this.”

At the end of last year, she considered writing to King Charles III to ask permission to create her own nation state on the site of the castle, so that she could escape the non-DOM stem. She dumped it when she realized that it was an impossible question.

Instead, she and Stephen are planning to move to the chic fashion capital Milan of Italy next year – in the footsteps of Aston Villa owner Nassef Sawiris, who left London earlier this year.

The European country has an attractive non-DOM regime in which the Superwissen charged an annual rate of 200,000 EUR (£ 171,500) plus EUR 25,000 (£ 21,400) per family member to protect their foreign assets.

Ann and her husband attracted widespread media when they crumbling Lympne Castle in Kent Inten for a stem for £ 5.5 million in 2023 after the last of their children flew the nest.

The price tag was cut in the midst of concern about the enormous amount of investments needed to scratch it – a short discount that she was more than able to deliver.

Since then she has invested around £ 25 million in revitalizing the castle and opening a restaurant, the naughty dog, on the spot.

She says that she now employs around 100 people on the site and has filmed a new reality series that is currently being broadcast in the US following the Renovation trip entitled Queen of the Castle.

“I felt so at home in the United Kingdom: I came to the church, joined the community, I play Scrabble with people – we like to live here,” Ann continued.

Ann started loan company iFinance in 1996 and sold it in 2022 after having grow it in one of the largest lenders in the country.

She has a doctorate in finance and an MBA and other industry qualifications.

The businesswoman says that she is suffering from the fact that she has to leave the UK to avoid her companies – because she loves her new house.

‘I would do everything to stay, but not to demolish my companies worldwide at the same time. I think it’s great here, and I am part of a community, “Ann said.

“I love my life in England. It is a beautiful country – who wouldn’t love it there?

“It was a big decision to move to the UK. We could have been somewhere, but we chose the UK, and we chose to invest in it and make it our home, and part of that choice was because of the non-DOM regime.

“But the government does not listen or does not recognize the impact that this will have on the economy.”