2023 Author: Jessica James | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-05-21 03:31
From Adele to Christina Aguilera, how the stars cope with the wave of shaming and why they continue to insist on their own.
Adele
The singer and 15th Grammy winner was criticized for her weight by literally everything: from Instagram followers to Karl Lagerfeld himself ("She's a little chubby, but she has a cute face and an amazing voice"). The singer took a break after the birth of her son in 2012, and then returned to work with renewed vigor. In an interview with Vogue, Adele said: “I've seen people whose lives are driven by the desire to get thinner or have bigger breasts. I don't want to be like that."
Jennifer Hudson
Jennifer Hudson has always been "too fat" for Hollywood. When the actress lost 36 kg, becoming the Ambassador of the Weight Watchers organization, critics called her … too thin. And Jennifer, in response, wrote an autobiography, where she honestly spoke about her relationship with food and weight loss: “The main purpose of food is to be a source of energy for our body. And if we use it for other purposes, it's time to take a step back and figure out what the matter is."
Kate Winslet
Ever since the launch of Titanic, Kate's weight has been a favorite topic of discussion in the press. And in 2003, GQ magazine placed the actress on the cover of the issue with only one condition - Kate's pictures were retouched, making the actress much thinner. Winslet reacted sharply to this: she published a message, calling the shooting a fake: "I don't want people to think that I am hypocritical and suddenly lost 13 kg." The figure of the actress was discussed even during her third pregnancy, but Kate held firmly: “I look like real people who walk the streets. I do not have perfect breasts, I have cellulite - and at the same time I am attractive."
Jessica Simpson
After two pregnancies, Jessica's body became the subject of discussion of all the tabloids. Interest increased even more when the singer presented the Weight Watchers program for weight loss.
Motherhood taught the star to love her constantly changing figure: "My body, like my life, is a daily job."
Oprah Winfrey
Oprah was one of the first stars to talk about her diet and lifestyle without fear of public condemnation. Her top tip to fans: “Next time you look in the mirror, try not to listen to voices that say you are too fat, too thin, too old, your eyes are too small and your nose is too big, just try to see your face. ".
Jennifer Lawrence
It all started when Jennifer was criticized for not looking thin enough in The Hunger Games. This led to the fact that Lawrence almost became an ambassador for body positive. On one of Barbara Walters' programs, the actress said: “I just think it's illegal to call someone fat on TV. If we forbid talking about cigarettes and sex or swearing in public, why can we afford to offend someone because of their weight."
Kate Middleton
Just like Princess Diana, Kate Middleton is getting scrutiny from the press. For this reason, Kate's body was discussed when she lost weight before her wedding to William and then gained weight during pregnancy. But Kate cheerfully ignored any attacks, showing on the second day after giving birth that she still has a belly. By the way, Meghan Markle did the same after the birth of her first child.
Christina Aguilera
Christina Aguilera has been watched by the press since the Mickey Mouse show. After pregnancy, the star gained weight, which attracted public attention. There are rumors about liposuction and other plastic surgeries. However, Christina quickly dispelled them by talking about the low-carb diet and yoga. And the singer explained to Marie Claire magazine how she reacts to criticism: “This is the noise that I block automatically. I love my body. My man loves my body. My son is healthy and happy - that's all that matters to me."
Chrissy Teigen
Chrissy Teigen is the luckiest one! People love to talk about her body, face, hair and teeth. And they often do it right in the comments on her Instagram page. Chrissy, on the other hand, treats the situation with humor, always answering and paying attention to the absurdity of the messages. In addition, the model has a blog titled "Casual Conversations From A Girl Who Loves Bacon And Can't Afford To Be Fat."
Kate Upton
Kate has been criticized for her famous Sports Illustrated spread. Also, a Victoria's Secret agent told The New York Times that she looks like the wife of a football player with too blonde hair. Keith insists: "I'm sure every designer has an image of a person who ideally wears his clothes, but the problem is that this person does not really exist, unless he is a 15-year-old model." This is why Upton is so true to her shape.
