GMB fans floored by Bridget Jones 'paved the way for Andrew Tate' claim 😬😬
Good Morning Britain fans were left scratching their heads over a heated debate on the iconic 90s book Bridget Jones’s Diary, in which the protagonist was accused of “paving the way for Andrew Tate”.
Now, 25 years after its publication, the effects of Bridget Jones on women was debated on ITV’s Good Morning Britain. Best-selling author Adele Parks went up against Ava-Santina Evans to discuss the character and the potential impact she may have had on women. Susanna cut in and said: “Oh I see, so Bridget Jones paved the way for Andrew Tate? Blimey.” Ava-Santina hesitated and then said: “Possibly actually - but you know, if a young boy is looking at her now, I would say that just epitomises every critique that he has about a woman.”
The author continued: “I think we’re getting into a world that is ludicrous that we're not allowing space for comedy.” She conceded Bridget was “neurotic” and did smoke too much, which she’s “very against” as it’s “not going to help our NHS”, but fundamentally, is a character who wishes to improve herself - which is relatable to many men and women.
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