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By Faye Couros
Trigger warning: This story discusses issues of fertility. If you, or someone you know, has experienced infertility, miscarriage or the sadness of a stillborn and would like more support, contact Sands on 1300 072 637 or visit their website: www.sands.org.au
Celebrity trainer Michelle Bridges has opened up about her past comments about fertility.
She admits that after years of reflection, she can understand why she was heavily scrutinised for what she said in the past.
When Michelle was pregnant with her son Axel in 2015, she caused controversy after she told
The Biggest Loser Australia was permanently axed in 2017 after over a decade on-air.
And the show s head trainer Michelle Bridges, 50, has now reflected on The Biggest Loser s downfall from a top-rating program to a ratings-starved flop - and why the show could never be made in today s body-positive society. In 10 years everything changes, the vernacular changes, the environment changes, our headspace changes, I mean, technology changes so much in 10 years, she told The Good Chat podcast with Anita Anabel this week. In 10 years everything changes : Michelle Bridges, 50, has reflected upon The Biggest Loser s downfall from a top-rating program to a ratings-starved flop - and why the show could never be made in today s body-positive society