Although Moran’s message is an important listen regardless of the pandemic, it echoes the body image message shared by I Weigh activist Jameela Jamil last month.

“If you’re struggling with your weight and image in a moment of new foods, less exercise, and general loss of control,” Jamil tweeted, “just try to breathe and know it is only your responsibility to stay safe and protect others, not to be thin.”

In another social media post, she added: “Listen, try to just love your body for what it does, not for how it looks. Loving how it looks is too hard for some who need to unlearn all their self-hatred. Think of it as an amazing machine if you can. Even if it doesn’t work in all the ways you wish it would.

“Love what it can do. And know even thin actresses are covered in lumps and bumps and stretch marks. You just forget that because of bullshit airbrushing. Don’t worry about losing weight right now in this moment… just survive.”

Caitlin Moran’s advice on not hating your body is an important reminder during lockdown