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Camille Prats opens up about body insecurities
Camille Prats opens up about body insecurities
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Published Dec 03, 2019 09:59 PM PHT
Actress-television host Camille Prats on Monday took to social media to open up about her physical insecurities and how she overcame this struggle, particularly with body image.
Actress-television host Camille Prats on Monday took to social media to open up about her physical insecurities and how she overcame this struggle, particularly with body image.
The 34-year-old star posted a long note on her Instagram page, along with photos of her wearing swimsuit at the beach.
The 34-year-old star posted a long note on her Instagram page, along with photos of her wearing swimsuit at the beach.
“I used to be so conscious of my body because of the industry I work in, during my teenage years, if they think you're not thin enough, you don't get the role, harsh noh? I'm glad that's no longer the case these days. Thanks to the advocacy of body positivity!" Camille wrote in the caption.
“I used to be so conscious of my body because of the industry I work in, during my teenage years, if they think you're not thin enough, you don't get the role, harsh noh? I'm glad that's no longer the case these days. Thanks to the advocacy of body positivity!" Camille wrote in the caption.
“I used to be super conscious with what I wear, never the tight fitting type of a person, I was super conscious of what others might say about my body. ‘Ang payat mo pala sa personal! Ba’t ang taba mo sa TV?’ is what I usually hear,” she added.
“I used to be super conscious with what I wear, never the tight fitting type of a person, I was super conscious of what others might say about my body. ‘Ang payat mo pala sa personal! Ba’t ang taba mo sa TV?’ is what I usually hear,” she added.
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According to Camille, change came after she became a mother of three--Nathan, Nala, and Nolan--and “came to terms with the fact that my body has grown three humans.”
According to Camille, change came after she became a mother of three--Nathan, Nala, and Nolan--and “came to terms with the fact that my body has grown three humans.”
“That alone is more than enough for me to accept the changes my body has gone through,” she said.
“That alone is more than enough for me to accept the changes my body has gone through,” she said.
“So where am I getting at? Wear that dress you've been wanting to wear but has been hesitating to because of what others might say, dress up for yourself not for others. Start working out and eating right because you want to be healthy, not because you want to look good for others. Do things for you, life is too short to think about what others may say. Be comfortable in your own body even when others make you feel otherwise. Laban lang mga mars and keep doing what makes you happy and you'll definitely rock it!” she wrote.
“So where am I getting at? Wear that dress you've been wanting to wear but has been hesitating to because of what others might say, dress up for yourself not for others. Start working out and eating right because you want to be healthy, not because you want to look good for others. Do things for you, life is too short to think about what others may say. Be comfortable in your own body even when others make you feel otherwise. Laban lang mga mars and keep doing what makes you happy and you'll definitely rock it!” she wrote.
Camille was recently El Nido, Palawan with her husband, VJ Yambao, to celebrate their seventh anniversary as a couple.
Camille was recently El Nido, Palawan with her husband, VJ Yambao, to celebrate their seventh anniversary as a couple.
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