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[Pop Bitch] Which well-loved TV star didn’t do much to endear herself to one runner who brought a plate of biscuits to the set floor?

The star picked up a handful and threw them at the poor messenger, screaming “I’M OFF GLUTEN!”

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TV Star:

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[Optional] Have you ever thrown anything at anyone in anger? What did you throw?

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  1. Hearty says

    I Would Say a well loved British presenter would be Davina McCall as she’s an advocate of healthy eating etc

  2. Sunshine11 says

    Mandy Moore recently mentioned she is now gluten-free ?. Please don’t be Mandy Moore ?, it would break my heart.

  3. LC1216 says

    TV Star: Julia Louise Dreyfus

    TV Show: VEEP

    Have you ever thrown anything at anyone in anger? What did you throw? Yes. A temper tantrum.

  4. amagod121 says

    Rachel Ray?

    Her cooking show. (And I thought getting off gluten was supposed to make you less grouchy!)

    Nope, sure haven’t! My sister threw a fork at a boyfriend though, many years ago. She missed. Luckily. I guess.

  5. hvp5ss says

    No idea.

    I once threw a pencil cup, full of pencils, at the wall at my ex boyfriend’s place of business. Not at him. He wasn’t even there. My anger was directed at someone else, but I swear the pencils were aimed at the wall. Regardless, I was not allowed in the building again after that. Not my proudest moment.

  7. KCeagle says

    Too bad the cameras weren’t rolling to catch the spoiled TV diva acting like a spoiled child. Like they did Christian Bale and Bill O’Reilly. Nothing like exposure to stop abusive stars in their tracks.

    No, I’m an adult. I don’t indulge childish tantrums from myself, or others.

  8. jonty30 says

    There used to be a time when a person would politely decline something they weren’t able to consume and that would be the end of that.

  9. Baileygirl says

    No clue to the gluten-free actress but clearly she is pretty rude and ill-mannered. Is it the runner’s job to know her dietary quirks? If I am told to get cookies for someone, I get them and if they can’t eat gluten they tell me and I remove the offending cookies and bring gluten-free cookies if available. Unless this person has celiac disease they shouldn’t be gluten-free as there are issues with completely eliminating gluten. Get off the “trendy” diets and behave like a decent human…

    • neartstarlet says

      It’s not just celiacs who need to avoid gluten: thyroid disease symptoms can be mitigated on a gluten-free diet, and those who are breastfeeding babies with underdeveloped digestive systems may have to be gluten free as well

    • Silverdun says

      Whoever told you there are issues with eliminating gluten fooled you.

      I am gluten free, not because I have celiac disease, but because I have an allergy to gluten. Coming off it was the best thing I ever did. For 10 years I had all kinds of ill health symptoms, all that has gone now. In fact it only 2 weeks without gluten for all symptoms to disappear!

      My latest blood test showed full health. Best it has been for years.

    • pnwpersonkim says

      that is entirely untrue. there are illnesses that are not CD that make the patient gluten free. my entire family has a spectrum of securities dealing with gluten, and my mom died 2 years ago resulting. colon cancer developed over 15 years of trying to figure out a diagnosis. inflammation is a biatch.

      I am gluten sensitive which means my poop either ferments like ricks or becomes liquid from eating gluten. while some ppl do trend bs don’t over simplify an issue you do not understand.