"This Is Me And I Am Embracing It," Ileana D'Cruz Writes In Post On Body Positivity
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"So easy to get sucked into apps that get you alter your body so effortlessly to make you look slimmer," wrote Ileana D'Cruz
Bollywood actor Ileana D'Cruz, who loves to keep it real on her Instagram profile, on Friday, shared a note on body positivity and wrote about "embracing" her real self. The actress shared a picture of herself dressed in red swimwear on her Instagram profile. She later shared the same picture on her Instagram story and added a note that read: "So easy to get sucked into apps that get you alter your body so effortlessly to make you look "slimmer," "more toned" etc, etc, etc... Proud of the fact that I have deleted all those apps and chosen this instead. This is me and I am embracing, every curve, all of me." She added the hashtag #Youarebeautiful to her post.
Read Ileana D'Cruz's note here:
This is the picture she posted:
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