The Bridgerton celebrity has informed of her horror at being approached by a follower that only wished to discuss her body. Surely it’s time we concentrated on another thing
Nicola Coughlan is unwell of the subject of “body positivity”, and say thanks to God, since so am I. ” The thing I say occasionally that pisses individuals off is I have no rate of interest in body positivity,” she claimed in a current meeting. Like Coughlan and no question several, several various other women, I’m sick of speaking about it, thinking of it, reading about it, all of it (I do recognise a certain paradox in my covering it, but hear me out). In the very same meeting, Coughlan recounted an encounter with a follower: “I remember this really drunk woman as soon as speaking to me in a restroom resembling, ‘I liked [Bridgerton] because of your body’ and began talking about my body, and I was like, ‘I wish to pass away. I despise this so much.'”
She proceeded: “It’s truly tough when you service something for months and months of your life, you don’t see your family members, you really commit yourself and afterwards it boils down to what you look like– it’s so fucking boring.”
Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett is a Guardian columnist and author of Female, Nude
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