Ashley Graham has no filters, she is realistic and we love that. Over the last few years, the artist has shown and talked about her multiple pregnancies with the naturalness that characterizes her. Thus, she has shared with her followers how sensual it can be to show off stretch marks, fighting the classic canons of beauty that, little by little, are reverting and that nothing happens for not recovering the size in less than a month.
On this occasion, as happened during her first pregnancy, the actress wanted to take her twins postpartum calmly and, although it is true that during her state she has been showing some of her small exercise routines or yoga sessions, his body positive message is still present. And it is that if during her previous pregnancy, Ashley reflected on the importance of loving and respecting her body, this time, with her twins it was not going to be different.With her previous motherhood, it took her seven months - when she felt ready and wanted to - to join a training challenge with which she wanted to get in shape, which she called the Thank Bod Workout Challenge and with which she wanted to achieve a physique with which she felt more comfortable and agile. And, surely, in a few months she will do it again, but not before showing that, after three months postpartum, she loves and accepts her belly full of stretch marks (which she already showed during her state) with a smile.
In this casual snapshot made in the bathroom of her house, as usual, the model posed with that aforementioned naturalness showing her splendid curves while she greeted her belly. An image where you can see her less pronounced curves and her stretch marks (which she can treat and reduce with the cream that many celebrities have used during her pregnancies to prevent those skin marks)
In this way, once again, she has shown her reality as a mother
and how her body has evolved. Showing how, sometimes, stretch marks become
our inseparable companions of our abdomen and how the size, sometimes, does
not return to what it was a few weeks after giving birth. A snapshot that
has received multiple positive responses for showing what we often try to
hide with some shame and hesitation when it is something completely natural,
typical of a body that evolves not only for nine months but much more and
that does not understand fixed dates of recovery.
