Whirlwind Romances Are Not Reserved for Thin Women
The latest season of "Bridgerton" has sparked a heated debate after an article from The Spectator questioned the plausibility of Penelope Featherington, played by Nicola Coughlan, catching the eye of Colin Bridgerton due to her body size. The article's harsh criticism has led to a significant backlash from fans and advocates of body positivity.
A Firestorm of Objection
Fans were outraged by the article's assertion that Penelope's love story with Colin, played by Luke Newton, is unrealistic because she isn't thin.
The piece bluntly stated that Nicola Coughlan is "not hot," which ignited a wave of objections on social media. Many fans argued that beauty and desirability are subjective, and that Coughlan's portrayal of Penelope is both charming and relatable.
Fan Reactions and Support
The criticism of Coughlan's appearance did not go unnoticed. Fans quickly rallied behind her, defending her talent and the importance of diverse representation on screen.
Social media was flooded with supportive messages, with many pointing out that real-life romances are not confined to Hollywood's narrow beauty standards. One user highlighted, "What one person finds attractive isn’t what everybody else finds attractive, and it seems like some people don’t understand that".
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