Luisa Zissman was recently seen participating in a reformer Pilates class, showcasing her physique in a crop top. This activity comes as the television personality, 39, continues to engage in public discussions about body image and health, particularly in response to criticism she has termed 'skinny shaming'.
Zissman took to Instagram to share her workout, posting an image of herself in a matching light pink athletic set, highlighting her toned midriff and legs. She described reformer Pilates as an exercise she had not engaged in for approximately seven years.
The Apprentice star has been vocal about her views, previously stating that the National Health Service (NHS) is burdened by obesity. She has also expressed strong opinions on fast food consumption, suggesting that individuals who frequently eat fast food, such as from McDonald's, are 'lazy.' In one instance, she equated such choices to being a 'sloth.'
Her comments have drawn criticism, with some labeling her views as judgmental and coming from a place of privilege. Critics have argued that food can be consumed for enjoyment rather than solely for fuel and have questioned her perspective, given her perceived lifestyle advantages. Despite the backlash, Zissman has not directly addressed the criticism, opting instead to share images of herself in swimwear.
In a past discussion on her podcast, Zissman stated, "I think if you eat McDonald's and fast food, that means you're lazy." She further elaborated, "I think badly about people that eat McDonald's, especially McDonald's breakfast, it's just gross." Her co-host attempted to offer a counterpoint, suggesting that a McDonald's breakfast item could be appealing, but Zissman dismissed the idea, calling it "rank" and inadequate for fueling one's day.
Her remarks have not been universally popular, with some followers commenting that her tone is rude and patronizing. Despite these differing opinions, Zissman appears committed to her fitness regimen and her public discourse on health and societal attitudes towards body weight.