Teyana Taylor has a body to die for, but what we didn’t know is that she suffers with body image just like the rest of us. Get the highlights from her SELF magazine interview about loving her body, plus Oprah’s new food venture inside…
You wouldn’t think Teyana Taylor would be self-conscious about her A1 body, but she’s just like the rest of us.
For the newest issue of SELF magazine, the hot mom opens up about having insecurities about her body after giving birth to her 13-month-old daughter Iman Jr. (aka Junie). To the world, Teyana’s body is perfect, but she still struggles with little flaws that we all obsess over at times.
"You're gonna have a little sag down there, and there's nothing wrong with a little sag. I think today, we forget what real beauty is...I appreciate it because this sag is from me birthing and feeding my child, my seed that is a part of me. I appreciate every stretch mark, every sag. One boob is bigger than the other...but it is what it is. I love my body and I love the place that I'm in. And I think dance and happiness and movement and family and love is what makes me love my body."
She added, “We all have flaws... you gotta embrace it."
We’ll take her flaws any day! Seriously.
With all this body talk comes folks comparing themselves to what they think is beauty. But, Tey just wants everyone to stop judging one another and themselves.
The fab WAG (she’s married to Cleveland Cavalier baller Iman Shumpert) told the magazine:
"I just want everybody to know that we're all human, we all have to give birth, there's always that time of the month, we all get our hearts broken, we all find love again. We all have the same insecurities. Whether it's losing weight or gaining weight—we all feel like 'oh, my eyebrows look crazy today!' or 'my hair is thinning!' or whatever it is. But we have to remember that nothing is impossible."
You read her full interview here.
Peep a clip from her water shoot below:
Werk!
In mogul news...
One thing's for sure, Oprah knows how to keep the coins flowing.
After dropping 42lbs on Weight Watchers, the media mogul is gearing up to release her own line of healthy pre-packaged refrigerated meals in partnership with Kraft Heinz.
The 62-year-old businesswoman and Kraft Heinz will release a line of ready-to-eat meals called Mealtime Stories to help people lose weight and have access to healthy foods. In a statement, the food is described as “food that will make real, nutritious products more accessible to everyone.”
Not only is she helping people eat healthier, she also is helping those who don’t have access to food period. 10 percent of the sales will be “donated to charities aimed at eradicating hunger.”
Sweet!
You trying to eat what Os cooking?
Photos: SELF magazine/Oprah's IG
