The suite but not-so-simple life of Zack & Cody: How billionaire heirs explain their lavish but tough lifestyle

 

Everyone aspires to become a millionaire or billionaire so that there can be luxury in their life and they won’t have to check the price tags before buying a particular thing. Our aspirations of getting rich are what drives most of us out of bed to work hard but sadly for those who are already living the suite life, are the only witness to what having a lot of money can do you more harm than good.

Many billionaires’ children believe that it is tough to fit into the shoes of their parents because they have to shoulder many responsibilities as well as meet the expectations of the masses. Rory John Gates, Jai Anmol Ambani, Petra Ecclestone and Paris Hilton are among the few heirs of the richest families in the world. Royal Blood may flow through their veins but it doesn’t mean that these heirs and heiresses are far from the issues that a middle class family children face.

What could it possibly be that money can’t fix?

Well, for starters, the pressure of being testified in the public eye is the biggest challenge for the dollar-bedded people. The constant pressure of doing well and deliver, as per the expectations of the society, can not only be problematic for their life. A famous quote by one of the heirs read, “Growing up in the public eye is not easy, nor would I recommend living a life so surrounded by people who barely know you.”  Touché!

There is a lot at risk when you’re born into blue blood and one needs to be constantly looking over their shoulder to make sure they have real friends with them. They need to be watchful of what they say, do and who they stand with. This really makes people wonder about how we take the things we have for granted by comparing what someone else has that is greater than what you do.