How The British Upper Class Live | Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over

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Published 2023-11-24
Stacey visits the Arkwright family, in their beautiful Georgian Manor House - Hatton House - in the heart of the Warwickshire countryside. Johnnie Arkwright is a direct descendent of Sir Richard Arkwright, who made his money opening one of the first factories in the Industrial Revolution. As someone who grew up on a council estate, outside of London, Stacey will challenge her views and theirs on inherited wealth, hunting and private education.

Stacey Dooley is fascinated by modern family life and wants to find out what how the more unusual households across Britain live. These families have lifestyles that others might judge but Stacey isn't here to judge, she's not here just to visit but she's here to stay! Experiencing all aspects of family life, to find out what really makes them tick!

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All Comments (21)
  • @iBe_Sarah
    As an American, this family is definitely the stereotypical old money English that we typically think of... but they're the most down to earth family I've seen in a long time. Especially their son who recognizes how privileged he is and knows as long as he is his authentic self, he will succeed in life, regardless of his family history. Good on his parents!!
  • @southernman3406
    The children were amazing. That shows the good parenting skills of the parents.
  • I like the fact the kids are not on their phones at the dining table, and they are grateful for their riches! I like them.
  • If Harry and Violet are your quintessential example of private school “products”, it’s to be recommended for sure. Lovely kids, both of them :)
  • @idepinedo
    Its interesting that "Tracy" wears a Rolex and travels with an LV suitcase. Its not a criticism, it just highlights the fact that we all want to succeed and have the best. To me this family is a perfect example of old money. Classy but understated.
  • @joseaod15
    It's interesting how she sees them as "very different people," but they see her as a regular person like themselves and treat her with respect and humility, while she is condescending towards them.
  • @yvonnnelalor6162
    The stars of this show were the Arkwright family. Very warm, welcoming and wholesome people. It was a pleasure to be in their world for a little bit.
  • @enjoystraveling
    The family has over 800 acres, large house, etc. but I see them working, cleaning boots, cleaning their own horse, making their food. They don’t have a cook serving them, they don’t have a maid cleaning, his boots, etc..
  • @ranilabeyasinghe
    The family treated her well and they tolerated her ridiculous questions with calm. To insult them by saying things like the kids shouldn't go to private school while staying under their roof reflects poorly on Stacey. I really love how the family handled this experience, especially the two kids, they've been raised in a good environment, and they are very understanding of where they are. Clearly private school has taught the kids well too. What an amazing family.
  • @kv7654
    What a lovely family. Very down to earth. Mom does the cooking. Children are lovely, thoughtful, and respectful.
  • @patobrien6364
    Harry is an utter gentleman 😎 Any parent would be proud
  • @marycahill546
    Johnny is a great man. He took what he had, got creative, took a risk, and built something that benefits the whole area. I really admire people who create jobs. His wife is also very obviously a very hard worker. "Love and labour" -- those are strong values. The only snob here is Stacey.
  • @teddyarcher3957
    And fair play to the old boy, patriarch of the family. He did inherit a large estate, but form what I gather it wasn’t in great order. He managed to build something out of it and employ far more folk than when he started, he is involved in the community. Good on them.
  • @user-un6wf4cd9i
    I hear the word privileged a lot coming from a woman who’s on a TV show, traveling, and carrying a LV suitcase. She has worked for that and just like she’s worked for what she has these families ancestors have worked hard to establish generational wealth and security. Of course wealthy people have more privilege because of money and connections however I don’t like to dismiss their hardwork just because they were set up right. I highly doubt if she has children she wouldn’t set them up for the absolute best because as parents that what we want for our children to have better than us. These kids seem lovely and down to earth as the parents which is wonderful to see.
  • @xcape2usa
    This visiting woman is so condescending. I will continue to watch as i love this down to earth and humble family.
  • @Acton65
    Interview masked her discomfort with preconceived notions and mild aggression. Her hosts were gracious.
  • @r.p.mcmurphy4769
    Poor Tracey was really looking forward to having arguments about wealth and privilege and suddenly everyone turns out to be rational, down to earth and appreciating of what they have. She was quite disappointed which had me smirking and giggling the whole time, loved it, lovely family.
  • @robertpoppen2610
    Harry should be a Ralph Lauren model. He epitomizes the 2023 collection.
  • @deannab9511
    I noticed that wealthy people keep their possessions such as furniture, household items and clothing for decades. Unlike people with much less money always buy the newest and best, completely wasting money. No wonder they can pass money to the next generation. Lovely family!
  • @kathyweddle4874
    Your Louis Vuitton suitcase is quite bougie!! Surprisingly, I love this family. They were super funny, very welcoming and more down to earth than I expected them to be. I think most people here in the US with that kind of money would not be so welcoming, funny and down to earth.