Paloma Faith has responded to a troll who made fun of her ADHD following her appearance on Saturday Kitchen.
The singer, 42, was a guest on the BBC daytime show on Saturday to promote her upcoming album The Glorification of Sadness.
Paloma clapped back at the troll who had written on X, formerly Twitter: ‘People who are just tremendously annoying idiots always use ADHD because they are tremendously annoying idiots. #SaturdayKitchen #PalomaFaith.’
Not holding back from speaking her mind and quoting the tweet, she responded by saying, “I actually fucking have ADHD.”
Fans were quick to support Paloma, writing: ‘Today’s @SaturdayKitchen show absolutely starring Paloma Faith is an absolute joy. Well done, Matt.
Paloma Faith hit back at a troll who made fun of her ADHD after her appearance on Saturday Kitchen
The singer, 42, appeared on the BBC daytime show to promote her upcoming album The Glorification of Sadness.
‘Paloma is hilarious. She’s always liked her quirky people, they’re always the best people #SaturdayKitchen’; ‘I think Paloma Faith is brilliant in #SaturdayKitchen. It’s also fun to watch men have a meltdown because how dare she!!’
I never knew how fun Paloma Faith was! I love her! Quirky, crazy, hot, and standing up for women, all in five minutes! Come on girl! (I’m too old to say that, but Paloma would disagree and probably say it too!) #saturdaykitchen #palomafaith’; ‘Someone give Paloma Faith her own podcast, TV show… Wickedly funny #SaturdayKitchen’;
‘Watching #SaturdayKitchen. Paloma Faith really is on a different planet, isn’t she? She is wonderful’; ‘Paloma Faith in #saturdaykitchen hits a girl’; ‘I adore Paloma Faith. Say things that really need to be said. #SaturdayKitchen’.
Paloma is known for her honesty and has spoken candidly about the breakdown of her marriage in recent months.
She kept it real once again as she shared a photo of herself pumping breast milk while marking the release of her memoir MILF: Motherhood, Identity, Love and F*****y on Thursday.
The pop star looked glamorous in the snap as she donned a black crop top and a red skirt adorned with black flowers while using the breast pump.
The star explained that she was pumping while at work, as her hair was styled in voluminous waves, and she finished the look with a bold red lip.
However, one person took to X, formerly Twitter, with a nasty comment, but Paloma didn’t hold back from speaking her mind and hit back.
Fans were quick to support Paloma, writing: ‘Today’s @SaturdayKitchen show absolutely starring Paloma Faith is an absolute joy. Well done, Matt.
Taking to the caption, he wrote: ‘Milf is out. Here are some photos of me pumping breast milk at work and a refrigerator full of milk that I stored and ultimately donated to a mother who was struggling to produce milk for her newborn.’
She also shared a snap of her milk stored in a refrigerator, adding: “Sometimes the journey of motherhood can feel isolating and lonely and you may feel unable to see the wood instead of the trees, especially when our culture puts so much pressure on us to Let’s do everything alone.” or feel guilty if we need/ask for/pay for help….
‘I have written this book as an embrace for women and a revelation for men. We are not as alone as we feel and sometimes we just have to know that getting by is all we can do and sometimes the best we can do may be enough for our children.
Paloma appeared on Lorraine on Wednesday morning as she talked about her book and explained that she wanted to write it to tell women that “it’s okay.”
She explained: ‘I want to tell women that it’s okay. I’m talking about not enjoying breastfeeding, not liking being pregnant, loving your children abundantly but also longing for your own identity.’
Speaking about the book’s title, she added: “The title is really important because I don’t like the word ‘MILF.’
‘I don’t agree with the use of that word. I think it’s a way of belittling women by making them believe that they are only good for two things, being a mother and being attractive.’
Paloma also revealed that she doesn’t like the word “co-parenting” and that parents shouldn’t be “over-applauded” for “really parenting” their children.
The star split from her ex Leyman Lahcine, 36, in 2022 after nine years together and they share two daughters.
Paloma previously said that their new co-parenting arrangement feels “very modern: Gwyneth Paltrow-y.”
And returning to the topic, Paloma said: ‘I don’t like the word co-parent because it implies that it is 50/50 and I don’t think it is. There are definitely some men who do a lot of the work.
She kept it real once again as she shared a photo of herself pumping breast milk while marking the release of her memoir MILF: Motherhood, Identity, Love and F*****y on Thursday.
The star explained that she was pumping while at work before revealing that she also donated her milk to a mother who was struggling to produce milk for her newborn (pictured performing in 2020).
The star split from her ex Leyman Lahcine, 36, in 2022 after nine years together and they share two daughters.
Appearing on Lorraine, she expressed her distaste for the term “co-parenting” and explained: “I don’t like the word co-parent because it co-implies that it’s 50/50” (pictured in 2018).
“But in most cases it is the woman who deals with the mental load that comes with being a mother and she also has it most of the time.”
She continued: ‘I’m not saying I don’t think the father of my children is amazing, but I think we need to say what’s really going on and not praise men too much.
“So I don’t use the word ‘co-parent’, I say ‘oh my kids go with their dads a few nights a week’ and I’m really happy that they do and that they have a lovely dad, but let’s not praise them.” too much because they get it all the time… Let’s not applaud them too much for actually being parents.’
