Not all celebrities vouch for reel bodies and heavy makeup. Go through the list to know the celebrities who favor body positivity.
Celebrities, without a doubt, serve as our greatest sources of motivation. Unfortunately, we're guilty of striving to be just like them in every manner, from the way they dress to the food they consume. Body positivity is a relatively new word, but we are grateful that celebrities have stepped forward to reveal their own skin and weight-gain challenges and their own stretch marks and cellulitis. It's liberating to stop trying to be thin and embrace who we are. This is a list of some of the most inspiring women that advocate for body positivity.
Rihanna
We are huge fans of Rihanna's new lingerie brand, which caters to women of all sizes. When it comes to her size, she is not afraid to show it off in any form she can get her hands on. It seemed like Rihanna had done all she could care for women after Fenty Beauty came up with 40 distinct foundation shades.
Ashley Graham
Ashley Graham has been a vocal advocate for body acceptance. Cellulite is not an issue for her, and she urges women of all sizes to embrace their bodies in the best possible light. Graham is a well-known plus-size model who routinely defies preconceived notions about her body type.
Sameera Reddy
Sameera Reddy discussed the challenges of dealing with postpartum depression and weight gain. She asserted that you do not have to explain to anyone why you seem the way you do. Using it as an argument against you is not acceptable. Fitness, not thinness, is the ultimate aim.
Cate Blanchett
Cate has always been known for her feminine curves and her looks, and she has never strived to lose any of them. She recommends having fun instead of putting pressure on yourself to follow a rigorous diet or exercise regimen.
Shruti Hasan
Plastic surgery was clearly disclosed in a blog post by Shruti Hasan, who expressed her satisfaction with the results. She claims she doesn't encourage it, but it's something she wants to do and won't hesitate to do.
Demi Lovato
Demi Lovato recently said that they have given up on trying to appear flawless and are instead choosing to embrace their newfound independence. They've been through a lot, but they've come to terms with who they are. Likewise, we are incredibly motivated by people who have overcome eating disorders and actively seek contentment in their own skin.
Malaika Arora
Malaika Arora, a fitness fanatic and TV personality, was previously teased because of her stretch marks. Fortunately, she didn't let it stop her from being who she truly was. In her acceptance speech for the ELLE Active Star Award in 2017, she urged the audience to embrace their body imperfections, including cellulite and stretch marks. They are a part of who you have become, and you shouldn't be embarrassed by it.
