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On Thursday, Camila Cabello was photographed having fun with some enjoyable within the solar along with her pop star boyfriend, Shawn Mendes, at a seaside in Miami, Fla.
The 24-year-old singer was captured having fun with her time trying fresh-faced with out make-up and her pure curly hair sporting a high-waisted blue tie-dye bikini that confirmed off her curves.
The photographs caught the eye of some body constructive followers who wasted no time praising the star for her “refreshingly natural” seaside look.
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“Camila looks amazing. No plastic surgery like all of Hollywood,” one fan tweeted, whereas one other added, “This picture shouldn’t be deleted. She looks fine, not perfect, but fine. And that’s OK. It’s nice to see a celebrity without a Photoshopped plastic body.”
“No Photoshop or surgery! She is a pure nature and beautiful woman! She has natural curves and she is a queen,” one individual wrote.
“This is what normal bodies look like,” one other tweeted. “I’m sick and tired of y’all body-shaming every woman who doesn’t have a flat stomach! Her body is beautiful and so is she.”
“This is honestly beautiful. We Stan a woman taking control and diminishing the need to have the same body as everyone else. She looks amazing,” added one other.
As a girl within the public eye, Cabello is not any stranger to body criticism. In 2019, the previous Fifth Harmony singer shared a robust message by way of her Instagram story, explaining to her greater than 53.1 million followers that she’s realized to be snug along with her body, and urged others to observe self-love.
“I haven’t gone on social media at all with the conscious intention of avoiding things that hurt my feelings,” she wrote.
At the time, Cabello stated she had skimmed over a hurtful headline about her on social media with candid photographs of her celebrating the anniversary of her tune, “Havana.”
“Honestly first thing I felt was super insecure just imagining what these pictures must look like, ‘Oh no! My cellulite! Oh no! I didn’t suck in my stomach!’ But then I was like, ‘Of course there are bad pictures, of course there are bad angles, my body’s not made of f—-ing rock, or all muscle, for that matter,” she continued. “But the saddest part of young girls growing up in an airbrushed world, is they’re seeking perfection that isn’t real. I’m writing this for girls like my little sister who are growing up on social media. They’re constantly seeing Photoshopped, edited pictures and thinking that’s reality.”
She defined that everybody’s “eyes have gotten so used” to seeing altered pictures of individuals, that they’ve forgotten what authenticity appears to be like like.
“It’s fake,” she wrote. “And fake is becoming the new real. We have a completely unrealistic view of women’s bodies. Girls, cellulite is normal. It’s beautiful and natural. I won’t buy into the bull-—- today.”