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Rihanna: ‘I feel more comfortable n^ked’
Pop star Rihanna recently spoke about her self-confidence and body image in an interview with Women’s Fitness magazine.
The singer, who is known for her revealing outfits, said that posting photos of herself on social media helped her feel more comfortable with her body.
Despite her seemingly perfect figure, Rihanna admitted that she sometimes struggles with body image issues and finds flaws in her appearance.
Rihanna revealed that her father, Ronald Fenty, has also made negative comments about her weight in the past.
In a recent interview with Heat magazine, Fenty said that he thought his daughter looked “a little fat” the last time he saw her.
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However, he praised her appearance at the Grammys this year, saying that she looked “excellent” and was dieting and working out to stay in shape.
Despite any criticism, Rihanna remains confident and is set to make her acting debut in the upcoming film “Battleship.” She explained that she wanted to start small and learn from the experience, and noted that the fact that the movie takes place on boats was a bonus for her, as she loves swimming and spent a lot of time in the ocean growing up in Barbados.
Rihanna’s openness about her body image struggles has earned praise from fans, who appreciate her honesty and vulnerability.
Many have noted that her willingness to share photos of herself on social media, even when they show her flaws, sends a positive message to others who may also be struggling with body image issues.
The singer’s comments about her body image come at a time when many celebrities are speaking out about the pressure to maintain a certain appearance in Hollywood.
Some have called for more realistic depictions of body types in media, arguing that unrealistic beauty standards can lead to body dysmorphia and other mental health issues.
Despite these challenges, Rihanna has continued to be a role model for self-confidence and body positivity.
By sharing her own struggles and embracing her flaws, she has inspired others to do the same and to love themselves just as they are.
