She looked a tad preggers tonight, does anyone know if she's announced a new baby yet?
Eva in Corrie?
I was thinking the same thing. When she was walking from the factory to the Rovers you could see a slight bump under her red top
Originally Posted by notdebbiedingle:
“Poor Cath if you're all wrong!!
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“Poor Cath if you're all wrong!!
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Poor Catherine Tyldesley and poor women in general anyway. Women get criticised and scrutinised. Jennifer Aniston had the same recently. I must admit I noticed a bit of a tum but she could have just had a few chippy dinners and why shouldn't she?
Originally Posted by ewoodie:
“Poor Catherine Tyldesley and poor women in general anyway. Women get criticised and scrutinised. Jennifer Aniston had the same recently. I must admit I noticed a bit of a tum but she could have just had a few chippy dinners and why shouldn't she?”
“Poor Catherine Tyldesley and poor women in general anyway. Women get criticised and scrutinised. Jennifer Aniston had the same recently. I must admit I noticed a bit of a tum but she could have just had a few chippy dinners and why shouldn't she?
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I know!! Crikey. God forbid a woman might have a bit of bloating! Do men get this kind of scrutiny??
I think she has just put on a bit of weight thats all, no need to speculate on a pregnancy, I thought she looked larger all over, good for her, not bowing down to media pressure to stay stick thin.
She looks lovey, she looked lovely when she was larger too http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/catherine...-stars-1781641
She looks lovey, she looked lovely when she was larger too http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/catherine...-stars-1781641
Originally Posted by doormouse:
“I know!! Crikey. God forbid a woman might have a bit of bloating! Do men get this kind of scrutiny??”
“I know!! Crikey. God forbid a woman might have a bit of bloating! Do men get this kind of scrutiny??”
Men don't carry babies. So no they wouldn't face this same type of scrutiny. However, they're not immune from people looking at their bodies. I also remember many people criticising the actor who played Jason Grimshaw every time he put on weight. And all the criticism Adam Woodyat in EE gets about his body.
/also as a woman myself I don't see how awful it is for people to speculate on whether a newlywed actress being pregnant or not.
Originally Posted by chellehighness:
“Men don't carry babies. So no they wouldn't face this same type of scrutiny. However, they're not immune from people looking at their bodies. I also remember many people criticising the actor who played Jason Grimshaw every time he put on weight. And all the criticism Adam Woodyat in EE gets about his body.
/also as a woman myself I don't see how awful it is for people to speculate on whether a newlywed actress being pregnant or not.”
“Men don't carry babies. So no they wouldn't face this same type of scrutiny. However, they're not immune from people looking at their bodies. I also remember many people criticising the actor who played Jason Grimshaw every time he put on weight. And all the criticism Adam Woodyat in EE gets about his body.
/also as a woman myself I don't see how awful it is for people to speculate on whether a newlywed actress being pregnant or not.”
Speculating on whether or not a newlywed woman is pregnant is wholly different to wondering if she is due to the size of her stomach, and if you can't make that distinction that's your probkem.
Originally Posted by doormouse:
“I know!! Crikey. God forbid a woman might have a bit of bloating! Do men get this kind of scrutiny??”
“I know!! Crikey. God forbid a woman might have a bit of bloating! Do men get this kind of scrutiny??”
Men don't have babies
Originally Posted by ewoodie:
“Poor Catherine Tyldesley and poor women in general anyway. Women get criticised and scrutinised. Jennifer Aniston had the same recently. I must admit I noticed a bit of a tum but she could have just had a few chippy dinners and why shouldn't she?”
“Poor Catherine Tyldesley and poor women in general anyway. Women get criticised and scrutinised. Jennifer Aniston had the same recently. I must admit I noticed a bit of a tum but she could have just had a few chippy dinners and why shouldn't she?
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Well, she does talk constantly about how great she looks and how she'll never let " fat Cath" (her words) re-emerge ever again. This is the issue when women lose a load of weight and look great, and are in every magazine going on about how lovely they look, slim. If they then put on weight again - and why shouldn't they, or any other human? - it just makes them look silly.
Originally Posted by chellehighness:
“Men don't carry babies. So no they wouldn't face this same type of scrutiny. However, they're not immune from people looking at their bodies. I also remember many people criticising the actor who played Jason Grimshaw every time he put on weight. And all the criticism Adam Woodyat in EE gets about his body.
/also as a woman myself I don't see how awful it is for people to speculate on whether a newlywed actress being pregnant or not.”
“Men don't carry babies. So no they wouldn't face this same type of scrutiny. However, they're not immune from people looking at their bodies. I also remember many people criticising the actor who played Jason Grimshaw every time he put on weight. And all the criticism Adam Woodyat in EE gets about his body.
/also as a woman myself I don't see how awful it is for people to speculate on whether a newlywed actress being pregnant or not.”
Exactly. What's more, people choose a life in the public eye, so they are going to get the public commenting on them.
Originally Posted by 2shy2007:
“I think she has just put on a bit of weight that's all, no need to speculate on a pregnancy, I thought she looked larger all over, good for her, not bowing down to media pressure to stay stick thin.
She looks lovely, she looked lovely when she was larger too http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/catherine...-stars-1781641”
“I think she has just put on a bit of weight that's all, no need to speculate on a pregnancy, I thought she looked larger all over, good for her, not bowing down to media pressure to stay stick thin.
She looks lovely, she looked lovely when she was larger too http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/catherine...-stars-1781641”
Steady on. Yes she looks fine now, and I hadn't noticed she had put much weight on, (just a few pounds maybe.) But she didn't look great before; she looked puffy and bloated and she was obese. She definitely did NOT 'look lovely.'
And as someone said earlier in the thread............
Originally Posted by Hanna_Yasmin:
“Well, she does talk constantly about how great she looks and how she'll never let " fat Cath" (her words) re-emerge ever again. This is the issue when women lose a load of weight and look great, and are in every magazine going on about how lovely they look, slim. If they then put on weight again - and why shouldn't they, or any other human? - it just makes them look silly.”
“Well, she does talk constantly about how great she looks and how she'll never let " fat Cath" (her words) re-emerge ever again. This is the issue when women lose a load of weight and look great, and are in every magazine going on about how lovely they look, slim. If they then put on weight again - and why shouldn't they, or any other human? - it just makes them look silly.”
She IS always carping on about her weight loss and how great she thinks she looks now, so if she regains her weight, then she must expect people to comment.
And male celebrities DO get the same kind of scrutiny from the media. People only seem to moan when it's a female celebrity being bashed though, and go on about this myth that it's only ever females who get slagged off.
Originally Posted by chellehighness:
“I was thinking the same thing. When she was walking from the factory to the Rovers you could see a slight bump under her red top”
“I was thinking the same thing. When she was walking from the factory to the Rovers you could see a slight bump under her red top”
Yes! This is when I first noticed it too
