She has got to hear things about body image many times, to which Hillary has now answered with her stunning nu*de photoshoot. Hillary told that she had gone through an eating disorder at the age of 17.
American actress Hilary Duff has been in the news by doing a nu*de photoshoot for the Women’s Health magazine cover. In this magazine cover, Hillary can be seen flaunting her perfect toned body and tattoos. The How I met your father fame actress has talked about body image issues along with this magazine’s photoshoot. She has also written a note by sharing these photos on Instagram.
She has got to hear things about body image many times, to which Hillary has now answered with her stunning nu*de photoshoot. She said- ‘Because of my career… I couldn’t help myself in this except to be like that… I used to be on camera and actresses are skinny.’ Hillary told that she had gone through an eating disorder at the age of 17.
I’m proud of my body: Hillary
Now the mother of three, Hilary is completely comfortable in her body. She says – I am proud of my body. I am proud to have given birth to three children. I have reached a place where I am at ease with the changes that have happened to my body. I would also like to mention that during the photoshoot, the makeup artist put a glow all over my body and helped me to pose in the best position.
Hillary is the mother of three children Luca (10), Banks (3) and Mae (2). She says that becoming a mother was important in body image development. ‘I didn’t know that after divorce I would get a chance to give birth to another child. So after becoming a mother again, maybe I felt at ease with my body. It was a mixture of many things – being settled, I am strong enough to feel it, talented and smart all these emotions.
Hillary also discussed mental health for her health. She told that therapy plays an important role in getting you in the right shape. She said- ‘We do facials and botox and hair done, highlights, eye-brows, lash lift and many more. But more than these external things, I want to work within myself.
