OUTRAGEOUS! | 15-YEAR OLD ENRAGED AFTER HER MOM REDUCES HER $5,000 MONTHLY ALLOWANCE HD

Fifteen-year-old Nicolette says that in an ideal world, she would want her mother, Nina, to give her $10,000 a month in allowance, so she could buy whatever she wants on Rodeo Drive. But she says that her mom recently lowered her allowance from $5,000 a month to $1,000, and she doesn’t know how her mom expects her to live, so she turned to Dr. Phil for help. “She works all the time. She doesn’t do anything for me. She doesn’t drive me anywhere,” the teen tells Dr. Phil. “Other people would have their moms, like, drive them places, buy them food, make them food, but I have to do everything myself and I need the funds for that.” Joel, a family friend of Nicolette and Nina, recently moved into their house to watch Nicolette’s spending and to help chauffeur her. He says the teen is demanding, stomps her feet until she gets her way and “uses the word peasant a lot to describe people who are below her.” Nina responds to her daughter’s behavior. “I’ve created a Beverly Hills brat,” she says to Dr. Phil in the video above. “I think I made her that way.” “You raised me; you should have done better,” Nicolette tells her mother. “What do you think she should have done that she didn’t do?” Dr. Phil asks the teen. “I was never loved as a child,” she replies, breaking into tears. “She says that she cares about me but still, as a child, I was never loved. She just gave me money.” from drphil.com --- A Beverly Hills teen who calls herself “a princess” is furious at her mother for slashing her monthly $5K allowance. Fifteen-year-old Nicolette, who appeared on the Dr. Phil show Tuesday, has lived a lavish California childhood — a closet full of Chanel, Gucci, and Céline, personal drivers, exercise trainers, and her own credit card with zero limit. “Some months, her credit card bills would be $10K,” her mother, Nina, told Dr. Phil. “I just paid the bill.” She added, “In the past year, I’ve probably have given her $100,000, I don’t even keep track anymore.” Nina had initially given her daughter a $5,000 monthly allowance “to cover her expenses” but recently reduced it to $1,000, an amount Nicolette says makes her “feel like a peasant.” Nicolette brought her mom onto Dr. Phil to compromise at a monthly stipend of $2,500, and their appearance made people angry on Twitter. Really angry. However, Nina admits she spoils her daughter due to guilt over being a single working mom who is rarely home. And Nicolette, who attends online high school, is angry at their lack of quality time. “Other people would have their moms drive them places, buy them food, make them food,” she says. “But I have to do everything myself. And I need the funds for that.” Nicolette added, “You created me … you raised me. You should have done better. … I was never loved as a child. I feel like I never was. She just gave me money. … I feel like she ruined my whole childhood.” It’s understandable to label Nicolette a brat and Nina a deadbeat, but according to Sharon Silver, creator of