Scarlett Moffatt has urged fans to be kinder to themselves in a powerful post on body confidence.
The 29-year-old former Gogglebox star insisted “every body is a beach body” as she soaked up the sun on a boat in Turkey.
She accompanied the post with a honest clip of her “boobs and belly” while wearing a bikini.
What did Scarlett Moffatt say?
Sharing the inspiring message with fans, Scarlett wrote: “BE KIND not just to others but to yourself!
This is my body my boobs my belly my legs ❤️
“If you are like me & have ever criticised your body or missed out like not gone on a night out or to a beach or pool or cancelled an event because you felt like you looked too fat or too thin or too saggy or not perfect then STOP!
Remember every body is a beach body
“Lets be our own best friends and not stop living our best life just because we aren’t a ‘perfect aesthetic’ life is far too short and life would be super boring if we were all the same!”
She added: “Remember every body is a beach body❤️ .”
What did fans say?
Fans were left touched by Scarlett’s post, with one writing: “Not just gorgeous on the outside but inside too. Keep smiling girl you’re beautiful x.”
Another said: “Love your attitude and message Scarlett 💕.”
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Another added: “Aww Scarlett you are fabulous! Wish I could have some of your body confidence you are looking fabulous!”
Celebs Fearne Cotton, Charlotte Dawson and Daisy May Cooper all praised the star in the comments section.
Scarlett Moffatt’s trolling
Despite her confidence, it hasn’t always been easy for Scarlett.
Back in April, the former I’m A Celebrity winner opened up on one of the major downsides to fame – trolling.
She revealed that the trolling she received got so bad she used to call the Samaritans.
Trolls would make cruel jibes about her nose and figure, leaving the presenter feeling distraught.
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Speaking to Kate Thornton as part of her White Wine, Question Time podcast, Scarlett said: “I was getting loads of stick.
“I was like: ‘It’s the nose I was born with.’”
She went on: “Can you imagine working any other job and getting this much hate?”
On calling the Samaritans, Scarlett added: “I’d give a fake name and I’d chat for 15 minutes. It actually really, really helped.”
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