Why do it yourself, Mrs Muscat? Do what Manuel Mallia does and ring the police.

Published: February 5, 2014 at 9:21am
Mrs Muscat's state-paid personal assistant, Pamela Seychell (on right of pic) with the man for whom Mrs Muscat struggles to find the time to cook healthy food.

Mrs Muscat’s state-paid personal assistant, Pamela Seychell (on right of pic) with the man for whom Mrs Muscat struggles to find the time to cook healthy food.

The prime minister’s wife has spoken to The Malta Independent about the trials and tribulations of being a non-working mother with a maid, a personal assistant, a chauffeur and without a job to go to every day between 8am and 6pm:

Mrs Muscat highlighted that although today’s lifestyle is fast-paced, it is vital one sought moments of tranquility.
“I am a mother of two and it’s a daily struggle to find time to cook healthy food and avoid resorting to ready-made foods, but one must find the time,” she said.

Please spare us, Mrs Muscat. If you really don’t have the time to cook when others far busier than you are, and with less help and money, manage perfectly well, do what your husband’s Minister of the Interior does and ring the Police Commissioner to organise some outside catering.




9 Comments Comment

  1. La Redoute says:

    Mrs Muscat really does look after her husband’s dietary well being. Why, she’s even got her personal assistant to serve up chicken fillets in her bra.

  2. La Redoute says:

    The Muscats are a terrible advert for healthy eating. The prime minister’s wife has that ‘I’m starving myself’ look about her: semi-scrawny on top but with hips and thighs that could block a revolving door. And her husband’s waistline, fat thighs and jawline hint at dangerously furred arteries.

    • Marie says:

      Many of us Maltese women wish we were Swedish au pair shaped, rather than pear-shaped :)

      [Daphne – Maltese women are more usually apple-shaped, not pear-shaped.]

  3. H.P. Baxxter says:

    If that’s a stressful lifestyle, and if that’s healthy living, then I’m a banana.

  4. Jozef says:

    Stuck in 90s Cosmopolitan, ‘mother of two’, ‘daily struggle’ – we’ll have her promoting a workout DVD next.

    Why is it that these people speak, behave and think nothing other than gaining acceptance?

  5. working mum of 3 says:

    Imma kemm tiflah tkun vojta din Michelle Muscat. Ahjar ma tiftahx halqha ghax vera ma tafx fuq x’hiex qed titkellem.

  6. ciccio says:

    Perhaps it would be good to remind Mrs. Muscat that if she does not have the Police Commissioner’s number, she can obtain it from Nuxellina.

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