Freddie Flintoff will open up about his battle with bulimia in an upcoming documentary Freddie Flintoff On Bulimia on BBC.
January 30, 2020 - 17:49 GMT Alex Light We focus too much on women when it comes to conversations around eating disorders. Because - sobering statistic coming your way - one in four people living with bulimia are male.
"It is a topic that is rarely discussed, but it should be. Freddie has bravely spoken about his battles before, and how trying to keep up with ‘slimmer, fitter’ teammates when he became an England player sent him spiralling."
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