Rose

Presentation
Rose is a very colorful lady who owns a hair salon. She has sent her children to a well-renown French system school in the city and is now single after her second divorce. Her first husband died in a car crash, after having an affair with Veronica. Her second husband bought her her salon and her third got her to stop hairdressing and to hire employees. Rose has two girls and two boys.

Her family
Rose's eldest daughter, Linda, and her eldest son, Freddie, also sons of her first husband Léon, used to be quite good friends with her before their father died and she went into a relationship with the person who would be her second husband, Oscar. They however like their younger sister Philippa, daughter of Rose and Oscar, and their younger, gay brother, Jeremy, son of Rose and Roger.

Her career
When Rose got married for the second time, she was still unemployed and lived off her inheritance and Léon's plentiful stash of cash. Then she got remarried and asked Oscar to get her a salon. She did work as the only hairdresser in the salon at first, but as things went the right way for her, she began to hire employees. When she got married to Roger, he got her to stop working on the field and turn to managing the shop and designing the hairdos instead. All of her nine friends go to her salon, but it is more of a politically correct way to please her than a way to get a good hairdo (or so they claim).

Affairs
Rose has had a very lively romantic life, which has left her with four children. Rose eventually has an affair with Geraldine's husband, Dereck, and sleeps with countless men, including some of her employees (she makes no distinction between male and female) and Javier and Juan from The Hippo. She claims to be looking for her other half.

What the others say about Rose (to her face)
Veronica: "Rosie's hairdos are the stuff of legend! Anybody what's anybody'll end up in her salon!"

What the others say about Rose (behind her back)
Veronica: "I'd rather get my poor hair cut by a blind monkey with a pair of garden sheers and a pot of bleech. It'd look just about the same and cost about $20 less...!"