LOUISE Thompson has today been slammed by fans as “tone deaf” for comments she made in her latest podcast.
The backlash started after Louise, 34, who shot to fame on Made In Chelsea with her brother Sam Thompson, 32, started to cry as she told fans she was feeling “burnt out” from being an influencer.
Louise Thompson has suffered a backlash after she cried about being an influencer[/caption]
Louise opened up on her weekly podcast with her boyfriend Ryan[/caption]
Louise was seen choking back the tears as she declared that “being an influencer is a very exhausting job”.
She also talked about feeling “burnt out” following the pressure to be a content creator.
Louise’s comments came in the latest edition of her He Said, She Said podcast with fiancé Ryan Libbey.
But fans weren’t happy with her moaning about how “tough” being an influencer is.
They also called her out for her comments about “not getting a lunch break”.
Another wrote: “Try working as a nurse on no money and then you’ll know what burnout feels like..
While one fan called her “tone deaf”.
LOUISE’S COMMENTS
The backlash came during a conversation with Ryan about being an influencer.
After ditching reality TV, Louise now focuses her time on being a content creator on Instagram.
But in her latest podcast episode with Ryan, she fought back tears as she talked about struggling with her hectic life.
Louise said: “People think you’re just an influencer, you’re just out there having a lunch everyday, you’re having a good time, you’re larking around with your brother.
“It’s not true, I don’t have a second in the day, I don’t take a lunch break. I am back to back with meetings.”
Mum-of-one Louise continued: “I look at people who have grown really successful businesses that aren’t necessarily influencers and they have teams, you have to have a team.
“And they have teams of ten, twenty, fifty, a hundred people… you have to scale up. “‘I’ve basically realised in the last six months that I’m doing at least five people’s jobs.
The star got emotional as she said she finds herself ‘burnt out’[/caption]
“I think it’s fine though to also have a bit of a burnt out moment and be like, it’s all part of the journey. I don’t need to be perfect.”
Ryan then said “You shouldn’t be having burnout in the second month of a brand new year, you just shouldn’t.”
To which Louise replied: “But this is why we’re having this conversation.”
