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In February 2020 Williams was criticised online and in Nation.Cymru for her comments about the Welsh language. Her exercise article criticised a particular Canadian fitness regime as "hard and existentially pointless", continuing: "all that energy spent, no distance covered: it's like eating cottage cheese or learning Welsh." Williams had however previously praised the language for giving Welsh speakers "a more internationalist outlook".

In August 2015, Williams endorsed Jeremy Corbyn's campaign in the Labour Party leadership election. She wrote in The Guardian: "The point is, Corbyn doesn't have to be right about everything; he doesn't have to be certain, and fully costed about everything; he doesn't even have to be responsive and listening to everything. This political moment is about breaking open the doors and letting the 21st century in".

In 2014, she defended the social policy legacy of former Labour prime minister Tony Blair and denounced those calling him a war criminal, and has strongly condemned the rule of Fidel Castro in Cuba. She sometimes covers feminist issues in her columns, and is a supporter of Humanists UK.

Williams lives in Camberwell, South London, with her husband. Williams married the father of her son and daughter in 2013 after ten years together and wrote about the wedding from a feminist perspective in her column for The Guardian.

She was longlisted for the Orwell Prize in 2012 and was named Columnist of the Year 2010 at the WorkWorld Media Awards.

In May 2011, Williams admitted to fare dodging when in her 30s while travelling on London buses. She wrote "I actually had a lot of affection for bendy buses, mainly because evading your fare was so easy that to pay was almost missing the point. We used to call it freebussing."

She is the author of Bring It On, Baby: How to have a dudelike pregnancy (2010), a book of advice for mothers-to-be, which was republished in 2012 as What Not to Expect When You're Expecting.

Williams attended the independent Godolphin and Latymer School girls' school in London and read Modern History at Lincoln College, Oxford. Her parents separated in 1976 and formally divorced 20 years later.

Zoe Williams (born 7 August 1973) is a Welsh columnist, journalist, and author.