How does a rich-list heiress celebrate her 30th?
She invites her friends - whose families' net worths are also in the hundreds of millions - to the Mediterranean to join her at one of the most luxurious villas on the cliffs of St Tropez for a week of partying of course. A fellow Kiwi's multi-million dollar super yacht is thrown in for good measure. She then follows it all up with celebrations in Ibiza.
Spy can reveal a glimpse inside Bay Audiology heiress Ali Andrews' birthday bonanza. The brunette, who is carving out an international career as managing director of her digital and marketing agency, Holst Andrews Social, patiently waited out the pandemic at home in New Zealand, before heading to London for work a month ago, with her calendar marked out to spend her birthday celebrations in Europe before returning to New Zealand, where she has recently bought a home in Herne Bay.
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Andrews had best friends, Cameo Turner, daughter of Sleepyhead founders Craig Turner and his wife Cara Pollock-Turner, and Libby Owen, daughter of property magnate Steve Owen, in tow to help make the celebrations fabulous. Turner, a trained journalist and knitwear entrepreneur, left Godzone three months ago to launch a career in Los Angeles, and was joined by Owen, an artist, a month ago.