You’re just stereotyping. I don’t think the NHS officially state that Jews are small boned??
Stereotyping is a massive issue when it comes to antisemitism (to be clear, I am not saying that you are being anti-Semitic) and therefore need to be broken down. I want to make sure that people know that not all Jews look a certain way, act a certain way or have certain sounding names.
I really don't wish to argue. I didn't say ALL Jews are small boned or look a certain way. I was merely pointing out my experience as someone who has inherited their body type from their Jewish side, as has Fearne (her half Jewish dad is small boned, like my mum) and relating it to the point SHE made about her knobbly knees and skinny ankles (as I don't think many know her heritage ... I also have a friend in common with her, so the Jewish connection isn't from my own 'research').
In regards to the NHS, yes, they acknowledged that bone density and size is often smaller in the "Indo-European" family - of which many Jewish people genetically fall under alongside Iranians, Turks and some others .. and they therefore allowed me to have a BMI of 20 or below and not have to go consultant led, as is their normal policy for low BMI in pregnancy. Persons with any level of Asian heritage are also allowed to be exempt. One quick google will show you that many Jewish people are susceptible to low bone density and therefore osteoporosis. No stereotyping and certainly nothing more sinister - just science, genetic research and a deep rooted interest in health and how our ancestry can shape that.
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I would imagine that Fearne is murder to live with she comes over as a self obsessed selfish woman.
My friend that knows her said she is a very loyal friend, but I don't get the sense she's 'easy' at all. They have communicated beautifully for years, so I do think she is genuinely reflective and quite sentimental. I work in the entertainment industry, so it's not cool or the done thing to ask too many questions about a celeb someone else in the industry knows well, represents, has worked with etc. Occasionally someone will want to tell you something, like my old boss at a production company who told me something about Harry Styles when 1D hit the big time, but you sadly can't 'dig'.