In line with her anti-"do-nothing b*tch" attitude, she confirmed that her success is attributed to none other than hard work. “We seem to be in this conflicting era for women, where women are doing so amazingly and taking over the athletic world, but we’re also in a time where . . . How can I really put it? That women without any skills that freeload are being glorified. That’s something I was raised not to be. That you’re supposed to contribute to the world, not consume from it," she told The New York Times.
In the same interview, she mentioned not minding being the spokesperson for women of her frame: “If I can represent that body type of women that isn’t represented so much in media, then I’d be happy to do that,” she said.
