In this episode of "Friday I'm in Bed," hosts Kate Beavis and Gemma Seager delve into the Beckham family fallout, discussing the implications of choosing friends over family and the societal pressures on women. They also explore Lucy and Yak's controversial sizing decision and its impact on inclusivity in fashion. The conversation shifts to the Diary of a CEO podcast, where they critique the discussion on declining birth rates and societal intervention, drawing parallels to dystopian narratives.

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In this episode of Friday I'm in Bed, Gemma Seager and Kate Beavis discuss the role of celebrities in political discourse at award shows, the controversy surrounding a hand-knitted cardigan on The Traitors, and the impact of Photoshop in media after Kate Winslet was heavily photoshopped for a Grazia cover. They also delve into the importance of fair compensation for creatives and share insights on reality TV favorites.

celebrities, political discourse, award shows, hand-knitted cardigan, Photoshop, media, fair compensation, creatives, reality TV

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This week on Friday I’m in Bed, we’re asking the big midlife questions: who decided the school day still makes sense, why flexible working is “flexible” for some but not others, what’s going on with clothing sizes and vanity sizing, and, because we’re us, finishing with the cultural battleground of emoji etiquette (Gen Z vs Gen X, meet us in the comments).

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