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Keira Knightley Says Early 2000s Eating Disorder Speculation Was ‘Public Shaming’
Keira Knightley struggled with speculation that she was suffering from an eating disorder during the early days of her career ...
Keira Knightley opens up about eating disorder speculation: 'It's public shaming'
Knightley denied suffering from an eating disorder at the time that the speculation was running rampant.
Keira Knightley recalls ‘public shaming’ she felt amid claims she had an eating disorder
Keira Knightley has reflected on the scrutiny she faced during her early days in the spotlight. The 39-year-old actor opened ...
Keira Knightley reflects on eating disorder speculation early in her career: 'It's public shaming, isn't it?'
Keira Knightley looked back on the constant tabloid speculation that she had an eating disorder early in her career: 'It's ...
Keira Knightley Gets Real About Dealing With Eating Disorder Rumors Early In Her Career: ‘It’s Public Shaming, Isn’t It?
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How American Airlines Plans to Battle ‘Gate Lice’ Without Public Shaming
The airline is expanding technology that will find people trying to sneak aboard airplanes before their group, so gate ...
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Keira Knightley recalls ‘public shaming’ due to ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ franchise
Keira Knightley got candid on the hard time she faced over her body image while and after starring in the Pirates of the Caribbean movies.In an interview with The Times of London, ...
UK markets watchdog recasts "naming and shaming" plan to defuse backlash
Britain's markets watchdog on Thursday re-cast proposals to publicly name companies under investigation, in its latest effort ...
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Keira Knightley reflects on eating disorder speculation early in her career: 'It's public shaming, isn't it?'
There’s been a complete delete, and then some things will come up and I’ll suddenly have a very bodily memory of it because, ultimately, it’s public shaming, isn’t it? It’s obviously ...