Luisa Zissman has continued to post bikini content on social media, days after facing backlash for calling people who eat fast food "gross lazy sloths." Zissman, 36, shared a video on Instagram featuring herself in a brown bikini, showcasing crocheted handbags she made during a holiday in Portugal.
This follows a recent episode of her podcast, "LuAnna," where Zissman stated, "I think if you eat McDonald's and fast food, that means you're lazy. I just feel like you're lazy and unhealthy and you're a sloth. I think badly about people that eat McDonald's, especially McDonald's breakfast, it's just gross." Her co-host Anna Williamson suggested that a "sausage McMuffin in the morning hits the spot," but Zissman retorted, "It doesn't hit the spot, it's rank. It can't hit the spot, that cannot fuel you effectively for your day ahead."
McDonald's customers criticized Zissman's comments, with some calling her "rude and judgmental" and accusing her of having a "superior attitude." Others pointed out her privilege, noting that she has the financial means for personal chefs and household staff, suggesting it is easy to hold such views from a position of comfort.
Despite the criticism, Zissman has not directly addressed the backlash. Instead, she shared her swimsuit photos.
This is not the first time Zissman has faced public criticism recently. Earlier this month, she apologized to her daughter's school after remarking on a podcast that she planned to skip her daughter's school play because it had a "s*** part" and was "not worth her time."
Zissman is married to businessman Andrew Collins and has three daughters. She also previously appeared on the reality television show "The Apprentice."