What were the three lies Blanche told in A Streetcar Named Desire?

In "A Streetcar Named Desire," Blanche Dubois lies about her age, claiming to be younger than she is to maintain her allure. She also fabricates a story about her late husband, suggesting he was a sensitive soul who committed suicide after she discovered his homosexuality, when in reality, she had rejected him harshly. Additionally, Blanche misrepresents her living situation, concealing her financial troubles and the fact that she has lost her family estate, Belle Reeve. These lies reflect her desperate attempts to construct a facade of sophistication and stability.