Shveta Salve's "Grown Up Body" Post Is Breaking The Internet: "Alexa, Delete My Belly"
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Shveta Salve ended her note with a special message for all the women out there
Shveta Salve has shared a note on body positivity. The actress, along with a series of pictures, said that her “new grown-up body has new features which is almost an Upgrade 2.0 version”. The post is a part of the “Body series”. The note read, “Alexa, delete my belly ! The Body Series : If only it was that easy - but tbh in my 20's I never had a Bosom but I had the Abs - I never had any Curves but I had the Ass.” Talking about her “new grown up body”, she added, “This new grown up body has new features which is almost an Upgrade 2.0 version of myself that makes me feel like a brand new person !”
Shveta Salve ended her note with a special message for all the women out there. She said, “Women I tell you and our bodies; are an amazing journey , enjoy its phases and learn to LOVE yourself because your body loves you.”
For the hashtags, she wrote, “#fliptheswitchwithshveshve #shvetasalve #bodypositive #fitnessmotivation #fitmom #getfit #stayhealthy #loveyourself #loveyourbody.”
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