2.9 Cheugy shame, Billie Eilish's Vogue cover, and the joy of work wives

This week, we're facing the latest attack on millennials: being labelled 'Cheugy'. Would you mug shelf and pasta preference betray you? We're alsotalking about Billie Eilish's vogue cover, the sexualisation of teenage celebrities and the curse of being labelled a role model, and we're defending work wife culture (though only as we know it). Plus, we're talking about Frankie's rainy holiday in Devon and Charlie's polling station meet-cute fantasy, and sharing our pop culture recommendations of the moment. To hear more from us, sign up at TheWingwoman.co.uk to receive our free weekly newsletter every other Sunday. Or get in touch with any questions or feedback at [email protected]. Links from the episode: What is 'Cheugy'? You know it when you see it - Taylor Lorenz, The New York Times Turns out I'm pretty Cheugy - Mia Mercado, The Cut 'It's all about what makes you feel good': Billie Eilish on new music, power dynamics, and her internet-breaking transformation - Laura Snapes, Vogue The History of the work spouse - Katie Heaney, The Cut 'We may have been alone, but Covid mums shared a unique experience, one defined by the depths of female strength and resilience' - Jess Brammar, Grazia Hay Festival 2021