"Damn The Stomach Rolls," Twinkle Khanna Just Wants Some "Unforgiving" Bodycon Dresses And Crop Tops
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Twinkle Khanna, who "manifested" a world where 'pyjamas are forgiving', is having second thoughts
Twinkle Khanna's words of wisdom "Pyjamas are forgiving in nature, it's jeans that really know how to hold a grudge," from her third book Pyjamas Are Forgiving, resonate with us more than ever before, given the current situation. However, the author seems to have taken a U-turn from her "pyjamas are forgiving" stance. Her latest Instagram entry is proof. On Wednesday, Mrs Funnybones shared a picture of herself dressed in (no points for guessing) pyjamas and she added a dose of her signature humour to the caption. "This is my hostage smile and hiding behind it is a desperate monologue. Why the hell did I write 'Pyjamas Are Forgiving' and manifest a world for myself where I stay all day long in the damn things. I am tired of forgiving clothes. Give me the body con dress and damn the stomach rolls. Give me crop tops and glitter eyeshadow," she wrote. Adding the hashtags #backtothefuture, #donttakeitseriously and #safetyfirstforall to her post, Twinkle Khanna wrote: "I promise to wear every unforgiving sartorial contraption while shouting 'Go Corona Go' as long as we can all get out." Read Twinkle Khanna's post here:
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