I do think that there is still this massive stigma around men vocalising that they're suffering from an eating disorder. — Zara McDermott Copy Share Image
The public can be brutal, even though we are plagued with messages about stopping online abuse, it's scary how much of it still exists. — Zara McDermott Copy Share Image
What's interesting is every TV show is shot differently. For example 'Love Island' cameras weren't very forgiving makeup wise, so I felt like heavier… — Zara McDermott Copy Share Image
I would be lying if I said I didn't cry at least probably three times a week from the nasty comments and stuff like… — Zara McDermott Copy Share Image
I was always real tomboy when I was younger. I was the least girly girl ever! — Zara McDermott Copy Share Image
I've realised that my social media needs to be reflective of who I am. — Zara McDermott Copy Share Image
I always live by the statement 'everything is what you make it.' There will always be difficult situations that occur in life but you… — Zara McDermott Copy Share Image
I really feel like I'm making a difference and I don't see myself on any other path. — Zara McDermott Copy Share Image
I know that young women follow me, some of them are still at school and I keep that in mind. — Zara McDermott Copy Share Image
My background of reality TV isn't something I'm ashamed of at all - I'm proud of where I've come from. — Zara McDermott Copy Share Image
The fact that I get to give a platform and a voice to someone who may not have that - or educating people on… — Zara McDermott Copy Share Image
BBC Three is built around the psyche of young people. We try to answer the questions that they have, entertain them in the way… — Zara McDermott Copy Share Image
I'm not defined by the workouts I do or the food I eat. I don't want to feed into that culture any more. — Zara McDermott Copy Share Image
