Omg, we would be berated and blocked if we dared take the piss or whatever. She's so full of tit.
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hi.. sorry, in my opinion, I don’t really feel comfortable discussing a fan’s action that is not harmful to anyone. If Carrie had any reaction about it, I think it would be fun to talk about it here. Or if it’s Carrie herself who wrote the poem, that ability would be very much up for criticism. Not a fan’s though, no matter how cringeworthy. I don’t know...
Yes I agree! It seems to be around the time she left Addams I really noticed it!
It absolutely shows in her face and has aged her. I genuinely forget she's only 28, she looks so much older. I'm not weight shaming but I don't think she pulls off the extra weight well. She seems to be really hung up about it but doesn't seem to do much about it. I'm not saying she should be the same size she was at 21. I'm a bit heavier than I was at that age but try and be healthy, etc. Carrie isn't healthy and it shows.
She talks/shares stuff promoting body confidence but it's very obvious that she's not happy.
She seems to be one of those people who complains yet does nothing to change it. I'm sure I vaguely recall her getting told by her doctor that she needed to loose weight but she just got angry and shouty about it. She has blamed it as a side effect of the pill. I used to take anti depressants and whilst weight gain was a side effect, I had to eat healthy to loose it.
**I'm not fat shaming or anything, just generally discussing**
I cringed so much when she turned and her glasses were half off, why would you leave that in?
Seconded!
She isn't even that big. Thing is she goes on about it so much that's she's kinda spoken it into being. It's really not unusual for someone (especially women) to be a bit bigger at 28 than they were at 21. She's maybe not the picture of health but she has the stamina to be in a show, go on regular walks and runs and jump nonstop on a trampoline for over an hour. That's more than some people who are smaller than her.
I feel bad for her that's she's so hung up on her weight tbh.
I feel bad for her that's she's so hung up on her weight tbh.
I agree, I'm not as trim as I was when I was 21. I'm turning 30 this year but definitely a little heavier than I was. I try to keep active, I'm not the healthiest but I'm probably the most comfortable I've ever been.
My issue is that Carrie isn't happy and I don't feel sorry for her. She's publicly been quite open with her skinny shaming. She tries to make out that she's bigger than she is which confuses me to no end. She's probably a size 14 not a 26 which is what you'd think the way she goes on about it!
I think it's mainly if she just honest about how she really feels, it would make more sense and be more relatable. I don't think it's healthy for her young and impressionable fan base to her constantly sharing body positivity when she's clearly desperately unhappy with her own. Then, makes it that she's the opposite, constantly flicking backwards and forwards.
Also, shaming those thinner than her. She was a 8-10 once. I feel like her skinny shaming stems from insecurity and jealously.
My issue is that Carrie isn't happy and I don't feel sorry for her. She's publicly been quite open with her skinny shaming. She tries to make out that she's bigger than she is which confuses me to no end. She's probably a size 14 not a 26 which is what you'd think the way she goes on about it!
I think it's mainly if she just honest about how she really feels, it would make more sense and be more relatable. I don't think it's healthy for her young and impressionable fan base to her constantly sharing body positivity when she's clearly desperately unhappy with her own. Then, makes it that she's the opposite, constantly flicking backwards and forwards.
Also, shaming those thinner than her. She was a 8-10 once. I feel like her skinny shaming stems from insecurity and jealously.
Yes definitely. I know people who have gained a more significant amount of weight than her who talk about it in a really healthy way. They allow space for kindness, insecurity, neutrality and positivity. Being a human is hard! And your body changing in any direction can be really difficult to accept, and it's okay to talk about that. Doesn't make you weak, it actually makes you way more relatable and powerful.
She doesn’t dress for her shape at all. She wears clothes that age her too and I’ve said it before and I will continue to say - short hair ages her.
This came up on my Insta Explore and at first glance I honestly thought that was Carrie on the right...
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I see Carrie's responded to that tiktok video claiming she blocks people to protect her mental health.
Pretty poor explanation. Just stay off social media! It's not hard!!!
Pretty poor explanation. Just stay off social media! It's not hard!!!
She definitely reads here - hi Carrie.
No she isn't! She's playing the mental health card to gain sympathy. Thankfully there's a few comments calling her out on her BS. The rest are just licking her arse!
Of course she does, she loved GG
She said she has a policy of blocking everyone even remotely mentioning anything about her being off because she's sick of the people guilting her with photos of their crying children. Why have a blanket policy on that? How can she not see that this is a bad strategy when she ends up blocking long time fans who post well-meaning messages that are nothing like the spiteful posts? Does it not take longer for her to block all these than to just ignore them? There's probably a few actual spiteful posts among hundreds of totally ok ones. I don't agree that she should not be on SoMe, because I think the freaking adults who guilt her like that are vomit-inducingly out of line, and I don't think people with big followings should have to deal with any of that. However, blocking everyone is not a solution. Maybe she should have a business SoMe and a private one. God knows her private content is boring as hell anyway. Or hire someone to use her SoMe who are more distanced from the hate. Not that she seems to get much hate. Whenever I search her name on Twitter, 96% is positive.
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I agree with this. Ivano as a young, talented, attractive newcomer will get a lot of positive attention - which Carrie likely won't respond well to, since she doesn't seem to like his being billed as co-lead of the show. All the music we've heard so far is pretty poor, and since the show's marketing has focused pretty much exclusively on Carrie, the potential audience isn't being given much else of a reason to see it. That's a lot of pressure to put on any leading ladyYeah, I almost mentioned that and deleted it. But that's exactly what is concerning. It feels less like 'if' than a 'when'. Maybe that's harsh but just given how lackluster most people have found Bad Cinderella before it's even opened - if it opens - I honestly don't see the reviews being better than a lukewarm reaction. And I think Carrie will spiral at any negativity, especially with Oliver presumably doing well in Frozen.
At first I was worried that she'd be too harsh on herself as a result but the more I think of it, she strikes me as the kind of person who would lash out at everyone else instead
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