Rebel Wilson Embraces Body Positivity: No Bikini Body Needed
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Los Angeles, April 1 (NationPress) Hollywood actress Rebel Wilson has come to terms with the reality that she may never achieve a "bikini body."
The 46-year-old shared an uplifting message regarding body positivity on her Instagram Stories, expressing her appreciation for her body and its ability to carry her through life.
Wilson stated: "I don’t believe I will ever have a bikini body—that’s simply not who I am. However, I am incredibly thankful for my body and all it has done for me throughout my life."
The actress, who shed 60 pounds during her "year of health" in 2020, revealed that while she has made significant lifestyle adjustments, she also depends on weight-loss medications, according to femalefirst.co.uk.
She added: "I aim to get my daily steps in, attend a Pilates class once or twice weekly, engage in strength training when possible, and eat as healthily as I can. Yet, let's be honest; I have a sweet tooth, so I occasionally require those GLP's to provide some assistance."
Wilson emphasized that her primary focus was on improving her overall health instead of fixating on the scale during her weight loss journey in 2020.
At that time, she shared with people.com: "It’s essential that this journey is not about the number on the scale. It’s truly about the fact that I was engaging in some unhealthy behaviors and wanted to transform into a healthier version of myself."
Last year, she highlighted how adopting "healthy habits" is crucial for both her physical and mental well-being.
The Bridesmaids star conveyed to her Instagram followers: "So, you eliminate unhealthy elements from your life and embrace healthy practices."
"It’s not merely about focusing on one thing but rather attempting various healthy habits, which can be challenging. I might even need to create a small checklist on a post-it note to ensure I’m making an effort each day."
"However, I can assure you that getting into a solid routine with these healthy habits can tremendously benefit your physical and mental health, which is incredibly vital."