Ariana Grande is asking her fans to avoid commenting on other people’s bodies

Singer Ariana Grande, 29, asked her followers to be “kinder and less comfortable” when commenting on her and other people’s bodies.

Statements come after comments that you received on your social networks about his appearance.

In a video on TikTok, the singer said that they were paying “too much attention” to her body, so she “wanted to address” that topic.

This happens after some users comment on their apparent weight loss.

Grande said they were comparing “my current body” to “a less healthy version of me.”

“I was taking a lot of anti-depressants and drinking [alcohol] with them, I had poor nutrition and was at the lowest point of my life when I looked healthier to you, but I was not very healthy,” said the singer.

“I know I shouldn’t explain, but I feel like I’m open and vulnerable here [signifique] that something good can come out of this. I don’t know. Maybe that’s the first step. healthy can be different [a lo que creemos]”.

different types of beauty

“The other thing I want to say is that you never know what someone is going through. Even if you say it out of love and care, that person may be working on it or has a support team working on it,” said the artist.

“You never know. So be kind to others and yourself“.

Grande advised her followers to avoid comments, even “well-meaning” ones, about how people look “healthy, unhealthy, big, small, this, that, sexy, not sexy” based on the fact that “there are many different types of beauty“.

“There are ways to flatter someone or ignore something you don’t like about the other person, I think we should help each other achieve that,” he said. “We should be safer and keep each other safer.”

Grande, known for pop hits like The last time and Thanks, Daljeshe is also an actress and will star as Glinda Upland in the upcoming film wickedbased on the musical of the same name.

The singer spoke about her “anxiety” and her psychological problems more than once, notably after the Manchester Arena bombing, in which a suicide bomber killed 22 people after his concert in May 2017.

The case of Selena Gomez

Grande is not the only star whose body is often talked about.

Last month, Selena Gomez said that there are different reasons why a person’s body size and shape can change. In your case, for example, the medications you take for lupus cause fluid retention.

“I just want people to know that they are beautiful and wonderful,” Gomez, 30, told her TikTok followers.

And yes, we have days when we can feel like [basura]but I much prefer to be healthy and take care of myself. My medications are important and I think they are helping me. Well, yes, I’m not a model, I never will be.”

Some social media users condemned the culture on Tuesday body shame (body criticism) which prompted Grande and Gomez to speak out on the subject.

“Selena Gomez and Ariana Grande should not be taking to a public platform to explain their weight loss/gain with unreasonable criticism,” one person posted, adding, “It’s despicable, cruel and unfair, especially today.”

in 2021, British singer Adele told the magazine Vogue that she was “disappointed” by the “brutal debate” surrounding her weight loss.

Around the same time, actor Jonah Hill, who also looked lighter, urged his followers to refrain from commenting on his appearance.

I know they mean well, but I respectfully ask you not to comment on my body, for better or for worse.“, wrote the actor.

“I want to let you know that it’s not helping and it doesn’t make me feel good.” (AND)