El ex miembro de Westlife Brian McFadden acusa al gerente Louis Walsh de avergonzar a la grasa y hostilidad en un documental de la BBC. Former Westlife member Brian McFadden accuses manager Louis Walsh of fat-shaming and hostility in a BBC documentary.

Brian McFadden, un ex miembro de la banda de niños irlandesa Westlife, acusa a su manager Louis Walsh de avergonzarse y crear un ambiente de trabajo hostil en el próximo documental de la BBC "Boybands Forever". Brian McFadden, a former member of the Irish boyband Westlife, accuses his manager Louis Walsh of fat-shaming and creating a hostile work environment in the upcoming BBC documentary "Boybands Forever." McFadden, que dejó la banda en 2004, dice que Walsh era "horrendous" y revela que la banda a menudo priorizaba conciertos y entrevistas sobre eventos personales, como funerales. McFadden, who left the band in 2004, says Walsh was "horrendous" and reveals the band often prioritized concerts and interviews over personal life events, such as funerals. A pesar de estos problemas, Westlife llegó a ser altamente exitoso, vendiendo más de 55 millones de discos. Despite these issues, Westlife became highly successful, selling over 55 million records.