Further to what can only be described as a media frenzy over snaps taken of Jennifer in her bikini on holiday, the actress was left with little option but to pen a piece for the Huffington Post to declare outright: ‘For the record, I am not pregnant.’ One would have thought that following on from the Jennifer Aniston furore earlier this year, the tabloids might have learned a thing or two about commenting on women’s weight. And because it’s apparently OK to body shame, making up a story concerning Cara’s body was OK too. What I read from this was, Cara didn’t appear in the Victoria’s Secret 2014 show so a tabloid newspaper decided to invent a reason why this was. This prompted VS casting director, Edward Razek, to write a message to Cara this week confirming that the newspaper’s claims were a ‘complete fabrication’. Second headline: The Sun claimed earlier this year that Victoria’s Secret had refused to cast Cara Delevingne in their renowned fashion show in 2014 because she was ‘bloated’. This, it’s then surmised, must mean she’s pregnant because stars are not allowed to gain any weight, and if they do, they absolutely have to care about it. Inside were reports from a friend – that made me laugh – who’d said her recent weight gain was ‘totally out of character’ and that Taylor was consuming ‘twice the amount she normally does’ and choosing not to go to the gym as much.īasically what I read from that is that a star chills out on a grueling fitness regime and a jealous acquaintance tells the tabloids she’s put on weight. The first was as a result of the most recent issue of US OK magazine, which had this headline splashed across its front cover: ‘Taylor Shocker! Pregnant! Who’s The Dad?’ It accompanied a picture of Taylor Swift taken in early October with an arrow pointing at the natural curve of her stomach to indicate that because it wasn’t straight (or you know, concave), the singer must be expecting. Two very disturbing stories have hit the headlines over the last week.
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