Emily English - emthenutritionist

[kelly123]

So her hubby has casually taken her last name!

It’s so weird when men do this

 

[prive0505]

It’s so weird when men do this

Very feminine energy. No doubt because it’s ‘English’ and he wanted to sound quirky. Either that, or she refused to take his name as it would ruin her brand name and she’s probably the breadwinner out of both of them.

 

[Chatterbox2412]

Very feminine energy. No doubt because it’s ‘English’ and he wanted to sound quirky. Either that, or she refused to take his name as it would ruin her brand name and she’s probably the breadwinner out of both of them.

I highly doubt he would have taken her name had she not been in the public eye!

 

[Farmer Sam]

What’s his surname? should be Weirdoicky

 

[sumac]

He’s a weirdo and agree he’s done it because she’s got the public profile, but there’s nothing inherently wrong with a man taking his wife’s name. Better than the default to the woman giving up her name.

 

[Callan]

He’s a weirdo and agree he’s done it because she’s got the public profile, but there’s nothing inherently wrong with a man taking his wife’s name. Better than the default to the woman giving up her name.

True but I if the ring wasn't free and gifted who knows if he'd even propose, dude seems cheap af and will take any helping hand and not out of his altruistic generosity for others.

 

[Lalisa_mb]

All of this was free and or she was paid for it … and no single mention of AD or gifted?

 

[Chatterbox2412]

All of this was free and or she was paid for it … and no single mention of AD or gifted?

I just report to ASA each time but to be honest I think it takes a lot for them to go to the Influencer and give them a warning

 

[louderforthecheapseats]

She’s very good at it, Vicky Pattison is the same. We all know that they’re scooping up the freebies but as they never declare anything you never really know if they’ve paid or not so must be difficult for them to know if it’s wrongly labelled

 

[Chatterbox2412]

She’s very good at it, Vicky Pattison is the same. We all know that they’re scooping up the freebies but as they never declare anything you never really know if they’ve paid or not so must be difficult for them to know if it’s wrongly labelled

I go on the basis none of them pay for anything!
Some of them now wrote ‘not gifted, I paid for this’ - absolute cringe!

 

[Lalisa_mb]

Girly wrote PR in her recent trip, must be lurking here

still got screenshots em still gonna report u xo

 

[Bohooo]

ASA don't class PR as clear, they are still supposed to be declaring it as an advert

 

[Onthedownlow]

She's away again, and still struggling to declare freebies

 

[namenotavailable]

That classic 2 ingredient bagel recipe where your only need yoghurt, flour, baking soda, poppy seeds and egg.

 

[Callan]

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That classic 2 ingredient bagel recipe where your only need yoghurt, flour, baking soda, poppy seeds and egg.

I was laughing before I even saw your comment

 

[337783822929393]

I just saw this clip. I'm sure she gets some trolling but most of the comments that are negative are because she isn't an actual nutritionist, doesn't declare gifting, has misleading calorie counts or copies recipes from other people. You can't really do that as a job if you can't take genuine criticism

 

[Callan]

I just saw this clip. I'm sure she gets some trolling but most of the comments that are negative are because she isn't an actual nutritionist, doesn't declare gifting, has misleading calorie counts or copies recipes from other people. You can't really do that as a job if you can't take genuine criticism

Omg Niomi Smart cries the same one, I get sooo many lovely comments but that one is the one I remember. As if other humans in the world dont deal with opposite opinions or critique. These weak influencers live in some weird mental silo. Her husband is an actual troll when he responds to comments he doesn't deem lovely dovey.

 

[Veronicacorningstone]

God help these people if they ever had to work a real job is all I’ll say, my god

 

[Raker]

There’s an article in the Telegraph about having a gut-healthy Christmas - filled with undisclosed ads for the nonsensical probiotics.

The seven worst things for gut health this Christmas

It’s a time of year for enjoying yourself, but finding balance makes all the difference

www.telegraph.co.uk

comments are exactly as you’d expect from (sweeping generalisation alert) Daily Telegraph readers