Didn’t even know this thread was a thing but I’m chucking in my 10p now I’ve found it, because I’ve been dying to get this off my chest. Michelle is such a show-off – and she’s definitely not a girls’ girl. Fair enough, like a few of you have said, she’s had a baby and bounced back, great for her. But the way she’s constantly posting pictures of herself on Instagram just screams that she’s doing it for the praise. Feels like she needs that validation to feel better about herself – maybe it’s how she deals with her insecurities.
But honestly, how about taking a step back and thinking about all the women out there who are actually struggling after birth? Instead of flooding your feed with how good you look and soaking up all the comments from randoms who’d lick your bum if you asked, where’s the girl power? Where’s the solidarity? The feminism? None of it. Just pure self-promotion. Never liked her, to be honest – she’s always been someone who only tells you half the story.
I remember pre-baby times, she did some Q&A online and someone asked how she keeps her figure. Instead of saying something normal like eating well and exercising, she tried to claim she works out but still eats a full English for breakfast, cheesy pasta for lunch, and burgers with chips for dinner. It was honestly the most dishonest thing I’ve ever read. She was being dead serious too, when we all know she’s probably got a full-on diet plan, a chef, and a nutritionist helping her keep that body in check.
The sad part is there are loads of girls and women who look up to her – and if they actually followed her advice, it’d just set them back. Working out and then going home to eat a burger because Michelle does it? Not helpful. Not honest. Not supportive.
. Dads are yes you guessed it. Tony and Paul.
aw I wish they’d give it a rest I just cringed so hard my eyes nearly rolled out. Will someone tell them your surname being Wright isn’t a personality trait 
