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Hc68759

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She could pass for someone in their late 40s here. I hope she gets some help soon as it’s clear she has an eating disorder. I always think she looks unhappy and exhausted behind her fake plastered on smiles in her pics. I wonder if her husband piles pressure on her to look a certain way too
 

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Aardvark

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i'm not sure botox is going to fix her gauntness.

She's looking painfully thin, quite knackered and seems to have issues around eating and a real pre-occupation with constant monitoring of food and her manic exercising even throughout her pregnancy. She sure as hell does not eat any desserts that she pretends to create recipes for (but it's very obviously her home economist/ recipe writer who comes up with these recipes and which she tries to pass off as her own creations).
And if the warm up to a work out is exhausting you, maybe that’s a sign you’ve done too much. I know she was probably exaggerating but she doesn’t look like she’s taking care of herself

I’m still breastfeeding too like her and while an 11 month old needs nowhere near as much milk as a little baby I still notice I have to eat more than ‘normal’ as it’s physically draining some days, particularly if you exercise on top of that. After all you are burning your own calories to make the milk. She maybe needs to eat more, and exercise less, or just take a couple of days where she’s not constantly projecting this perfect view of herself online
 
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LewyB

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And the big reveal is… she’s writing another book on the science of nutrition! So no doubt just ripping off the NHS website again and charging for it. Amazed DK have commissioned this tbh!
She knows fuck all about the science of nutrition! I doubt she even knows how to break down scientific papers articulately. Everything she says is just a reiteration. Why are the majority of people so blind to this?! It’ll just be an amalgamation of all the fundamentals of nutrition student textbooks. 🙄
 
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Truthslayer

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Love that she is managing to make Covid-19 all about her and complaining about people invading her personal space. And no we don’t give a flying monkeys about your #gifted nursery tour!
 
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Truthslayer

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It’s not just her appearance, she just seems so sad to me. Any smile seems fake, she doesn’t seem to find any joy in life. I’ve gone from finding her really smug and annoying to actually pitying her. If she carries on like this she will end up very, very unwell.
 
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Bemused89

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She is a therapists dream. There are so many underlying issues with this woman.
Oh yes! Cannot stand her, gave up following her when I realised that she is actually really fake. And I hate the patronising, self righteousness. Princess Rhi thinks she is better than the rest of us. She is actually deluded. Hasn’t got any self awareness or emotional intelligence. Very sad really.

Also slightly off topic but do you think she’s had a boob job?! If not, I have to admit, she is very blessed 😂
Absolutely!! Look at her wedding pics - they look like cricket balls stuffed down that barely held up dress! And you could fit a car between the gap - they look dreadful!
 
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Kcldn86

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She’s making her son put his own nappies in the bin??? What the actual fuck. How disgusting and unhygienic is that.
 
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Cariad

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I was just coming to say the same thing! It’s written so poorly with zero punctuation so it reads as if she’s just blurting out everything she has ever achieved in one long breath. It’s completely different to how she normally posts.
And not exactly professional tagging absolutely everyone she's ever had dealings with -I'm sure Brian May and Alfie able probably don't even remember her ( they certainly don't follow her)
 
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MakeDamnSure

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Don’t get me wrong, Having forceps in theatre is a horrible experience. Many of my friends have had this situation (although not in the middle of a pandemic which I’m sure heightens things) but is that it?
What about the part where the medical team ‘brought her exhausted body back to life’ like she mentioned in her thank you nhs *cough - massive teaser for her podcast -cough* post.
It’s never nice when things don’t go to plan, but she thought doing yoga while she was pregnant meant she would have the perfect labour and life just isn’t like that. I’m sure her birth was long, tiring and painful but so are most births that do go to plan.
Forceps in theatre is not ‘traumatising’ watching your newborn being resuscitated in front of you and casually being told that if you hadn’t gone to hospital for reduced movement that day your baby would be dead is.
I haven’t listened to the podcast so if there’s more to it than that and I’m wrong then fine but isn’t it weird that every minor celebrity/reality star/influencer has a horrific birth story that they milk for all it’s worth.
 
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Cariad

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How dare the hired help's husband have Covid, does she not know how important and busy Rhi is.....push back the boundaries of nutrition 🙄
meanwhile in the real world, you learn to cope and factor these things into daily life....split the childcare between your husband and yourself and any other friends you have until nanny is able to look after Z again....or put him in a nursery if it's such an inconvenience
Just wait till he's at school and gets everything going and you're continually juggling childcare, work, sick days
 
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Londoncailín

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Absolutely insufferable. As if they’re the only ones who’ve ever been up the duff. Just imagine the impending self-righteous Mummy posts coming our way...
Thankfully, I unfollowed her ages ago. I will be spared the mummy posts on my feed!

It’s a shame she’s so smug and self righteous as I do really like her podcast. Out of all the instagrammers I follow she seems to be the most arrogant of the lot
I used to really like following her, and her content was informative. But the constant preaching and trips to super expensive gyms/rooftop Pilates etc just really grated on me. What tipped me over the edge, was her dramatic reaction to her gender reveal party, where she was also dressed up as a bride for some reason. Weird.
 
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Farmer Sam

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And the fact that sophieshealthykitchen edits her photos to look even thinner 🤢 is telling. She is not fit to be working in an eating disorders or intuitive eating clinic…or whatever it is that she does.
This is shocking. The angles and the head tilt and the bones. What a shocking way to portray yourself on an account that professes to be about healthy eating. There’s genetically slender and there’s unhealthy. I know where Sophie is and RhiRhi isn’t much better. 😱
 

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Truthslayer

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The thing is, when you do a podcast the series would have been mapped out ages ago for the people who sponsor it and she has guests on every week who would have been booked in advance so this episode was always going to be about her birth story. So if she had had her home birth like she wanted would it have been a really braggy episode about having the perfect labour because she did yoga everyday? Or maybe I’m being cynical here but maybe there was always going to be a *story*
Totally agree. I reckon she wants to bill herself as a natural mummy guru. She is definitely reading here judging from her recent posts!
 
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Truthslayer

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I’ve had to stop following her after this. My son is getting weaned on whatever veg I have to hand, or can dig out the freezer. Once we’ve covered that for a few days it will be following books from Annabel karmel and wean in 15, based on friends’ recommendations. Neither book suggests anything as methodical or as regimented as what she is doing.

The way she refers to him having pretty much all the veg - why? He just needs a good variety, not to try every veg combo under the sun. A baby doesn’t need to like asparagus.

She’s going to come unstuck if this is her attitude to all aspects of parenting
I couldn’t agree more. I think she needs to stay in her lane. As soon as Z has freedom of choice he will go off the rails and what will Rhi do when he wants banana or, heaven help us, some Haribo?

Her husband is clearly useless and letting her set up this poor child with orthorexia.

I was totally sucked in by Rhi once and even bought her book. It’s totally generic stuff, the recipes were average and frankly I felt ripped off!
 
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MakeDamnSure

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Exactly, she goes on about being self employed so she doesn’t get mat leave. This is not the same as someone who runs a small business and cannot afford to take time off she absolutely could she was just not willing to. When you are pregnant you know you will have to make sacrifices for the new life you are bringing in to the world but it seems she was not willing to make any and now complains that she doesn’t have any time for herself.
 
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MakeDamnSure

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Rhi has been heavily hinting about since she became a mum there were friends who weren’t there for her so I wonder if that’s directed at Alice in particular? She still sees chessie quite a bit.
 
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Dogleggedhat

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I hate this attitude to tv. There’s some really good quality children’s television these days. Five minutes of hey duggee can really distract my son when he’s teething. CBeebies was doing a live action version of Shakespeare the other day!!
I’m a huge believer in no screens where possible just to stop me being reliant on one (a one year old doesn’t need their own iPad in my opinion…) but you’re not better than everyone else because your child gets to school and hasn’t seen a cartoon
Absolutely-there is a massive difference between using your tv as a babysitter and letting your kids see some shows/films. My 2.5 year old watches zero TV some days and up to an hour or so on other days,and she picks up all sorts of new bits of information that she wouldn’t necessarily get from us interacting with her.

if your child gets no Tv,when do you start introducing it? Never? Or when they are older and have already missed out on chats with their wee friends because they didn’t know who certain tv characters were? Ive read about people living in strict houses where there was no Tv in their houses until well into their teenage years and they said that the amount of cultural references that still go over their head is crazy.
 
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