I have an amazing relationship with food.

Taken at face value, McPhee’s line frames eating not as a guilty indulgence or a purely functional necessity, but as a dynamic, ongoing “relationship.” The adjective “amazing” suggests pleasure, ease, and perhaps gratitude—an attitude that pushes back against the moralizing language that often surrounds women’s bodies, dieting, and celebrity wellness culture. In that sense, the quote can be read as a small assertion of autonomy: food is not an enemy to be managed but a source of enjoyment and nourishment integrated into a balanced life. Without the surrounding interview context, however, its precise intent—humorous, aspirational, or reflective—remains ambiguous.