19-Year-Old Model Making $2 Million A YEAR Shares A Peek Into Her Luxurious Lifestyle

A 19-year-old model who earns a staggering $2 million a year has lifted the lid on her incredibly glamorous lifestyle, revealing how she spends her money on luxury designer handbags, clothes, and even a sports car.

Sam, who was raised in New York but now lives in Los Angeles, grew up in poverty and both her mother, who is from the Philippines, and her father juggled multiple jobs to try to support her and her six other siblings.

After becoming a model and influencer, the 19-year-old started earning money and now earns six figures, which she spends on everything from Gucci handbags to stunning jewelry.

speaking to ReallyThe model said she spends ‘a lot of money’, before giving viewers a sneak peek into her lavish wardrobe as she details how she overcame poverty and became a millionaire.

She loves spending her money on various designer items like this Summer 2022 Edition Gucci Bag, which is reselling for $1,994

The model explained that almost a year ago Miss Philippines USA approached her and asked her to be part of the pageant, and now she has four titles.

“Change is crazy to me because my whole life I felt like I struggled a lot,” he said before stopping to wipe away tears.

Sam then explained how amazing it was to be so successful at such a young age.

He began by showing off his most prized possession, his car.

“This is my Mercedes C63, it cost $100,000,” he said before explaining that he likes to “go fast.”

He added that he was planning to ‘wrap’ the car in red and ‘do a bunch of other cosmetic stuff’ to it, which will cost another ‘$20,000’.

Sam explained that he didn’t mind spending so much money on his car because he “really likes it.”

The model, who has competed in pageants and is an influencer, also showed off her ‘favorite bag’, which was a pink Gucci bag from the summer edition.

The small canvas bag with the iconic Gucci logo retails for $1994 and certainly makes a statement.

Speaking to Truly, the model said she spends “a lot of money”, before giving viewers a sneak peek of her lavish wardrobe as she details how she overcame poverty and became a millionaire.

Because the model never grew up with material items, she explained that now she really likes to pamper herself.

She showed off her $2,000 pageant dress as well as the sparkling crown she received from Miss Philippines.

She showed off a vintage MCM bag her mother gave her and showed off her many Louis Vuitton items.

Sam then showed off a pair of black boots, which cost $500, and a Louis Vuitton duffel bag that cost $3,000.

“I love cute little bags that I can hold,” she said as she posed up a storm with the nearly $2,000 purse in hand.

Sam then showed off a pair of black boots, or ‘big stompers’ as he liked to call them, which cost $500 and two buckets of Juicy Couture, which total $60.

Because the model never grew up with materialistic items, she explained that she really likes to pamper herself now while showing off her $3,000 Louis Vuitton Duffel bag.

Speaking about the designer overnight bag, she said: “Honestly, it was really worth it because I sat on this floor hugging it for 30 minutes when I received it.”

“Buying yourself things is a way to love yourself, take care of yourself, and take care of yourself honestly.”

Speaking about the designer overnight bag, she said: “Honestly, it was really worth it because I sat on this floor hugging it for 30 minutes when I received it.”

Sam said her parents struggled to hold steady jobs and couldn’t give her everything she wanted.

She showed off a $300 Louis Vuitton headscarf, as well as two Juicy Couture bucket hats ($60).

He added that he was planning to ‘wrap’ the car in red and ‘do a bunch of other cosmetic stuff’ to it, which will cost another ‘$20,000’.

The model bragged about her vintage MCM handbag, which resells for $700, a collection of designer perfumes and a Louis Vuitton head scarf, which retails for $300.

Then, she showed viewers one of her dresses from the show, which cost $2,000.

The model explained that almost a year ago Miss Philippines USA approached her and asked her to be part of the contest.

She said she had four titles: ‘Miss Philippines USA Second Runner Up, Miss Congeniality, Best in Swimsuit and Miss MUSA Ambassador’.

Sam also showed off her sparkling Miss Philippines crown and said that she decided to move to Los Angeles after the pageant.

“Buying yourself things is a way to love yourself, take care of yourself, and take honest care of yourself,” she said.

“If you like it, buy it,” he said, bragging about how much money he spends at Louis Vuitton, Dior, Gucci and other high-end stores on posh Rodeo Drive.

Sam even took viewers shopping with her one day and showed them how much damage she does at their favorite mall.

She said she loved her living space because her apartment featured a “gym, pool and full spa area.”

Sam even took viewers shopping with her one day and showed them how much damage she does at their favorite mall.

“If you like it, buy it,” he said, bragging about how much money he spends at Louis Vuitton, Dior, Gucci and other high-end stores on posh Rodeo Drive.

And while the model lives a luxurious life now, she said it wasn’t always like that.

‘Life for me growing up was interesting, it was a bit hard, I didn’t really grow up with money, my family was very poor.

And while the model lives a luxurious life now, she said it wasn’t always like that.

“Life for me growing up was interesting, it was a bit difficult, I didn’t really grow up with money, my family was very poor,” he explained.

Sam finished by saying that she could now buy anything she wanted, saying that she was “so blessed.”

“I have six brothers, but four of them lived in the Philippines,” she said before adding that her sisters had to work to support their parents when she was younger.

Sam added that she was very grateful to her dad because he has ‘always’ supported her.

She said that because her dad didn’t have a ‘steady’ job and her mom wasn’t ‘making enough money’, they gave her what she ‘needed’, but not what she ‘wanted’.

Sam finished by saying that she could now buy anything she wanted and said that she was ‘so blessed’.