Why Are we Obsessed With 'What I Eat In A Day' TikTok?
Both Ally and Maddy say Fridge Raider was, and remains, an extremely popular format (it runs in the magazine to this day, while features about celebrities daily diets have also run in The Guardian Harpers Bazaar , and The Telegraphs Stella magazine ). Both women attribute this popularity to our desire to see behind the curtain of celebrity life as well as emulate their lifestyles and bodies. In the early 2000s there was an explosion in reality TV which created this whole famous people, theyre like me movement, Ally says. There was a dissolving of the line between celebs and their audience If they could go on a diet and come out three months later having dropped five dress sizes then it [seemed] possible for the average person on the street.