Rishi Sunak's Domestic Chores Interviews Spark Debate

Criticism follows attempts to humanize the UK Prime Minister ahead of International Women's Day, with some viewing the coverage as tone-deaf.

Rishi Sunak and Akshata Murty discuss household chores in a series of interviews, revealing Sunak's preference for making the bed and stacking the dishwasher.
The UK Prime Minister's domestic revelations come ahead of International Women's Day, aiming to showcase a relatable side of the high-profile couple.
Criticism arises as some view the interviews as tone-deaf and out of touch, with Grazia magazine facing backlash and amending its write-up.
Sunak's efforts to humanize his image include sharing his love for cooking, particularly Gordon Ramsay's scrambled eggs, and watching reruns of Friends.
Despite the attempt to connect with the public, the interviews spark debate over the portrayal of gender roles and domestic responsibilities in political figures.