TV presenter wishes she could remove her image
Thursday, 9 April 2009
Fearne Cotton was horrified to find she was being used as a role model on a pro-anorexia website.
The star, 26, made the discovery while she was filming a documentary about eating diorders.
‘Oh my God, what the hell's my name doing there? That's the worst thing I've ever seen,’ Fearne says.
‘A picture of me when I was about 20 years old and a bit thinner than I am now. To think girls would use that is horrific.
'I wish I could take myself off this website. I don't want to be associated with anything like this. Anything this website says I do not believe.
‘Girls should not try and look like anyone. Girls, you should be yourself, know who you are and love yourself - that's the message I want to put out there.
‘I hate the fact I'm on that site with a bunch of people who probably don't want to be there also.’
The Truth About Online Anorexia airs on ITV tonight at 9pm.
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After watching Fearne Cotton last night on a documentary about anorexia, i was shocked that this woman (not a girl) seemed to believe she was the epitome of normality. She looked extremely thin to me.
i watched Fearne Cotton and i thought why would girls want to do that to them so soon as saw the show i felt sorry for the girls and yeh when you see the lady's on TV you do want to look like them causee i get build all the time and i thiink of if i stop eating i will look like one of them on TV but it never works so thanks for the show
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