Sarrah Le Marquand

But do you still get a lot of speculation?

Yeah.

It's so true.

I think there used to be a time where people would just say, oh, that person looks great or that person doesn't.

I'm not saying that even that was welcome.

But now I feel like people have to go, well, I know more about you than you know.

I think it's the same conversation around a Zempik, just the way that people have police bodies.

If they feel that they have to comment on somebody on a red carpet, now they have to say, well, they look that way because of this.

It's like, you actually have

You have no idea.

Yeah.

It's become like a big thing at, you know, the Oscars.

I think even sometimes they'll make a joke in the Oscars room who's hosting it.

And look, I just, yes, acknowledge it again for our early conversation.

There are trends and there's definitely times where women at the forefront of culture in, say, Hollywood might seem a certain way.

And I will admit that they all seem very slim at the time.

But, you know, I'm old enough to have grown up through the 90s and that was the era of the wave.

The difference is people weren't saying...

I know what that person's doing.

And I think that's just added a level of invasion and lack of boundaries, which is clearly what's happening with you, that people go, oh, actually, I'm Tammy's surgeon.