Demi Lovato Flaunts Her Cellulite, Encourages Women To Appreciate Their Natural Bodies
Demi Lovato is proud of her body and she's not afraid to show it. On Friday, April 6, the "Tell Me You Love Me" singer took to her Instagram Stories to show off her "not so perfect" body.
Demi Shows Off Her Body
In a series of posts, the Grammy-nominated singer proudly expressed her love for her flaws and curves. Fans of Lovato know that she has constantly been an advocate for body positivity.
In one video, the 25-year-old songstress grabs onto her excess stomach skin and reveals her stretch marks.
"Stretch marks and extra fat..and yet I still love myself," Lovato labeled the video along with two pink heart emojis.
Then in another video, Lovato flaunted her cellulite as she bounced her booty back and forth. The Disney Channel alum could be seen wearing a black graphic t-shirt, which she seems to have tied into a crop top with gray workout shorts.
"Cellulite and yet I still love myself," the songwriter captioned the video.
Following the video of her showing off her buttocks, Lovato explained that it might have been hard to see the cellulite on her legs as the filter sharpened the appearance.
The author further added that the point of her video was to inspire everyone to embrace who they really are and that what is seen on Instagram isn't always true.
Demi Gets Real About Her Disorders
Those that have followed Lovato's journey know that she's definitely come a long way.
In her YouTube documentary titled "Simply Complicated" released in October 2017, the "Stone Cold" singer opened up about her battle with eating disorders. Lovato revealed that her split from her boyfriend, actor Wilmer Valderrama, caused her struggle with bulimia to resurface.
The former couple dated for five years before calling it quits in 2016. Lovato later disclosed that she went three years without purging, but once she and Valderrama broke up, that was her way of coping.
The Texas native further added that the less she thinks about food, the easier it is for her to have a normal life.
