Luisa Zissman has continued to share images of herself in bikinis following her controversial comments about people who eat fast food. Zissman, a personality known from "The Apprentice," recently stated on her podcast, the "LuAnna: The Big Fish," that individuals who consume McDonald's and other fast food are "lazy" and "unhealthy."
She elaborated on her views, saying, "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, offered a differing perspective, suggesting that a "sausage McMuffin in the morning hits the spot," but Zissman disagreed, calling it "rank."
The remarks drew criticism from some listeners who found her comments "rude and judgmental." Some commenters suggested her views stemmed from a place of privilege, noting her financial status and ability to afford personal chefs and household staff. Despite the backlash, Zissman did not directly address the criticism. Instead, she posted photos of herself in a bikini while showcasing crocheted handbags she made during a holiday in Portugal.
This is not the first time Zissman has faced public criticism recently. Earlier in the month, she apologized to her daughter's school after making dismissive comments about her daughter's school play. She had remarked that her daughter's role was "s***" and therefore "not worth her time," comments which were reportedly seen by her daughter and teachers. Zissman later apologized for her remarks, stating she was "very stressed" at the time. Zissman is married to businessman Andrew Collins and has three daughters.