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Zara McDermott is an English media personality who appeared on the reality show Love Island. She has since produced a BBC documentary on eating disorders and uncovered rape culture. The documentary provided insight into how eating disorders manifest and are not limited to underweight individuals. It also detailed Zara's experience with online abuse from trolls after Love Island. When asked if she regretted going on Love Island, Zara said the villa experience was great and she wouldn't be where she is today without it. The documentary showed how ruthless the media industry can be and how modern generations may struggle with its pressures. A media industry professional advised that getting work requires demonstrating familiarity with television by discussing what was watched recently.
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