Holly Willoughby discusses body image insecurities she experienced as a young person, linking them to changing fashion and beauty norms in the 1990s. In the accounts, she says her “big bottom” was “not her friend” as she grew up, and that she became insecure during what she describes as the Kate Moss “waif era.” Both reports frame her comments as a reflection on how difficult it was to measure up to slimmer, more waif-like standards that were popular at the time. Willoughby’s remarks portray a period when different body shapes were less widely accepted in mainstream media, contributing to her feeling self-conscious about her appearance. The outlets report her statements as part of a broader personal discussion, focused specifically on how those standards affected her confidence and perceptions of her body. No additional details are provided in the supplied excerpts about when she made the comments or the specific context in which they were given.