Joe Wicks, the loveable fitness guru with really great hair, famed for cajoling us into working out during the pandemic, has taught us many valuable lessons. He's empowered us to star-jump our troubles away, cook nutritious meals at home and focus on improving our sleep. Itâs all been very sound advice. But his latest trick is slightly more left field. Heâs admitted to drinking⊠erm⊠his wifeâs breast milk.
In a video thatâs swiftly gone viral, Wicks asks his wife, Rosie, to save him some of the breast milk sheâs expressing on their way to a Taylor Swift gig. The next clip sees Wicks gladly knocking back a cup of the stuff and beaming with glee. His review? âLike natural vanilla milk. The energy and nutrients in that is unbelievable!â he tells the camera. âI wouldnât have it on me porridge or cereal, but itâs nice for a little shot now and again.â
Wicks wouldnât be the first celebrity to shout about the supposed health benefits of breast milk. Pussycat Doll Ashley Roberts admitted on Good Morning Britain that she tried her friendsâ breast milk when she heard there were âa lot of nutrients in itâ. She compared it to âsweet almond milkâ.
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