An iconic moment in the Alice threadsThink that might even be the Oh Daddy photo that’s immortalised his Daddy Paddy DP nicknames
An iconic moment in the Alice threadsThink that might even be the Oh Daddy photo that’s immortalised his Daddy Paddy DP nicknames
This tit side by side posting is as damaging as the endless diet talk she’s whining on about. In her “after” photo she’s still tiny. She’s just not as super lean as she was. duck off Alice and write your best seller.Not yet another side by side of very slim Alice vs still slim Alice. Zzzzzzzzz
We’ll still see her melt down over her crazy indulgent weekend on Monday.
My husband wore shorts in the heatwave this year and that was it!!! Good to see that foot in evidence though. Although it’s vanished by Strictly time. Off to theWhy do all the men in Alice’s life need to wear tiny shorts every day? My boyfriend never wears shorts around the house!
Shes keen to show he was to put boozing with his mates and was actually in with her (for a change)Why was this necessary?! Leave DP and his privacy alone ffs
Also such a beg flashing Paddy’s arm - so desperate to remind everyone I HAVE A BOYFRIENDWhy the duck are they having a recovery walk on a treadmill when it’s 18 degrees and sunny outside? That face mask advert is genuinely hilarious as well. Utterly insane
And he’s been around all weekend for once!!!! She must have been bought a new bag or something in readiness for the absent weekends leading up to Christmas. She’s so predictable it’s desperate.Also such a beg flashing Paddy’s arm - so desperate to remind everyone I HAVE A BOYFRIEND
Well said.The thing is Alice it's not really out of nowhere, is it...
It is part of your regular cycle of events and you really, genuinely need to get some help - that works. Your relationship with your body and your self-perception is so disordered that you clearly don't even realise how often you speak from a place of anxiety about them. Spend your time getting the help you need and maybe keep the book writing until you can speak with honesty. How can you currently write something that will be "essential reading for anyone who struggles with their relationship with their body" when you cannot even happily live in your own.