Vacationing on super yachts, flying private jets, and staying in villas rented by celebrities are just some of the perks of working as a maid for the super-rich.
Ginger Rose Smith, 27, living in Los Angeles, USA, shared her experience as a nanny for a Middle Eastern royal family. The time she spent with them gave Smith the clearest understanding of how "the richest of the rich live".
Smith dresses like a high-class person on trips with her boss. She often carries designer bags in her hands. Photo cut from video
One of Smith's most memorable experiences was when she and her host family went to Universal Studios Hollywood in the US. They had their own tour guide and skipped the lines for rides. And when they went on a ride, no other park visitors were allowed to ride with them. "That day was crazy," Smith recalls of the unique experience. Smith has now quit her nanny job, which she took five years ago because she wanted to earn money while doing an unpaid internship.
Sami, from Prince Edward Island, Canada, has been working as a maid for an American billionaire family for two years. She enjoys luxury perks like vacationing with the family on a luxury yacht and traveling by private plane. Sami says many families will take their nannies along on expensive vacations because they want someone to help them out. As a result, many maids get to “take advantage” of trips they wouldn’t dare take even if they saved up their entire lives.
Sami shared her yacht vacation on TikTok with the caption "life is good" and attracted more than 8 million views. Many people left comments saying she had a dream job.
Sami shares about a yacht vacation while working as a maid for a wealthy family. Video: Tiktok
Katrina Martin, another maid, regularly shares her glamorous vacations on her social media. In a video with over 3.2 million views, Martin admitted that her most lucrative job as a maid was her family's private jet to the Turks & Caicos Islands, where she stayed in a villa "like nothing I've ever seen before." Martin was stunned by the size of the villa and its popularity when staff revealed that celebrities such as Drake, Rihanna, and many Victoria's Secret models had stayed there.
Luxury travel is also a perk for nanny Valerie DaBaldo, 19. DaBaldo is a student and a summer housekeeper. Thanks to her job, she gets to travel for free to Greece, Florida and Long Beach Island in the US.
In addition to the travel, working as a nanny for the wealthy also brings in high incomes, four times the average salary of other jobs. Many earn between $175,000 and $400,000 a year. According to Elite Nannies, a Los Angeles-based company that specializes in providing nannies for the wealthy, employers are not too demanding. "They want a nanny with a personality and sometimes being bilingual is an advantage," says a representative of Elite Nannies.
Anh Minh (According to Elitenannies, Daily Mail )
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