Social media influencer HRH shares VERY controversial advice for ugly women – don’t go to college, use the money for plastic surgery: ‘no man wants a woke woman’

Social media influencer HRH Collection shared some highly controversial advice for ugly women: “Fix your face, don’t go to college, use the money for plastic surgery.”

In a resurfaced podcast interview, Alexandra Peirce, known as “therealhrhcollection” on TikTok, sat down with podcaster Sarah Fraser and advised her unattractive audience to choose marriage over school, claiming that “no man is a woke woman want to’.

The outspoken YouTuber and successful jewelry designer is known for her controversial, seemingly manic rants and has a history of shaming fat people, feminism, and woke culture.

The vibe and rant queen rose to fame during the pandemic when she voiced her refreshing and comedic take on sheepish mask users, gaining thousands of social media followers and a loyal fan base.

‘What can someone do if he/she is ugly?’ Fraser asked.

“I have said this,” Peirce replied. No, don’t go to college. I’m telling you now: don’t go to college.’

‘Take that money and get plastic surgery. You will eventually find someone who loves you and wants to be with you. And you will love yourself because you will be beautiful,” she said.

‘I’ve never had plastic surgery. I was just born with a beautiful face. Guys, I have shots, we know that. But I’m not ugly. I am not. I may be overweight, but I’m not ugly. That’s what you have to do.’

“Don’t go to college and become a woke loser. No man wants a woke woman. No man is attracted to an awake woman.’

“Go get your face fixed, become beautiful and then you can get married.”

“You’ll be damned happy. Get married and leave the cities. That is the truth.’

Despite her controversial comments, many users — including some longtime fans — have expressed significant support for Peirce, praising her blunt opinions in the comments.

“She says what needs to be said,” one user commented

“She’s so real,” another added.

“The best advice on the internet,” says a third.

Peirce’s unhinged rants appear to have struck a chord with an audience that appreciates her fearless approach.

“I wish my mom would have told me this… She honestly seems smart, lol… I’m sending this to everyone on my campus.”

Peirce and her brother grew up in a middle-class household in California.

She said her brother was “hot” but was a “fat loser” at school and struggled with her weight all her life.

“I became the fat, funny girl, but inside I was miserable,” she said in the podcast.

She reached her peak in college, she said, explaining that she became more confident after losing weight and transferring from community college. Peirce went on to earn her master’s degree in international business in China.

This is not the first time HRH Collection has sparked backlash on social media for controversial comments

“I’m a controversial person, I don’t care,” she said in the podcast.

During the pandemic, she called mask users “sheep” and had to leave LA because of “the mask gestapo.”

In June last year, she became the target of cruel trolls after sharing photos from her wedding to second husband Jason Locke earlier this week.

The 38-year-old was mercilessly mocked for donning a recycled Zara dress at the reception, which was held in the parking lot of the Hitching Post bar and grill in Buellton, California.

The happy couple had a tent set up in the parking lot of the eatery so they could enjoy their favorite steak with friends and family.

There was minimal decoration at the reception, although each table had a cherry-scented ashtray candle with ‘Mr & Mrs Locke’ on the front in Gothic font.

Despite the small scale of the event, Alex chose to live stream the wedding on Instagram for a fee of $25.

Critics of the popular influencer branded it ‘the tackiest wedding ever’, with many taking to social media to mock her for the location and low budget.

Alex responded to the backlash in a 32-minute video, explaining that she wanted a low-key wedding with those closest to her rather than opting for an extravagant ‘to-do’.

She also said that she “never knew what love was” until she met her second husband, and that their wedding day was a celebration of that – which is why they chose their favorite restaurant, Hitching Post, for the reception.