Luisa Zissman and Carrie Johnson, wife of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, recently embarked on a girls' weekend trip to Paris. The pair, accompanied by friends Anna Williamson and Lucie Cave, attended a Celine Dion concert and shared highlights of their trip on social media.
On Instagram, Johnson described the weekend as "fun" and stated that "Girls' weekends are good for the SOUL." The trip included lavish dinners and shopping.
During the Paris getaway, Zissman also addressed her recent controversial comments about fast food. Zissman, who co-hosts the LuAnna podcast with Anna Williamson, had stated that people who eat fast food, specifically McDonald's, are "lazy." She reiterated her stance, calling McDonald's breakfast "gross" and suggesting it does not effectively fuel a person for their day.
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In jest, Zissman's friends gifted her a personalized McDonald's shirt for the trip. She was photographed modeling the shirt on a hotel balcony, with Williamson humorously captioning the image that Zissman "loves a Maccy D's." The group also shared a clip with the caption, "Sorry if you're eating your McFlurry."
Zissman's earlier comments on fast food consumption drew criticism, with some social media users calling her remarks "rude and judgmental" and noting her "superior attitude." Others pointed out that she spoke from a position of privilege, suggesting that people eat fast food for enjoyment, not just fuel, and that her comments could be perceived as disordered eating advice. Zissman initially faced backlash a year prior after sharing a bikini selfie and receiving comments about her weight, leading her to respond to "skinny shamers" and critique the strain of obesity on the NHS.
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Zissman and Johnson reportedly formed a close friendship two years ago, bonding over their shared interest in pet ducks.