After the singer fearlessly challenged her body shamers, Ariana Grande is appreciative of the people who have shown their support.
In a passionate Instagram post on Wednesday, “Shut Up Evan” podcast host and contributor Evan Ross Katz lauded the “7 Rings” singer for promoting body positivity and self-love.
In his essay, Katz said, “I am in awe of this magnificent human being’s capacity to be graceful, compassionate, and to remain open in a world that continues to challenge.”
Ariana Grande replies to compliments
Grande shouldn’t have to discuss her body in public, according to the author, and she owes no one anything.
Following a tirade against body shamers on TikTok, Ariana Grande praised her followers.
29-year-old Grande responded to Katz’s moving statement in the post’s comments section.
“Love you so so so much!!!!!” Grande added a heart face and a teary eye emoji to her writing.
She received a deluge of further words of encouragement from her devoted followers in response to Katz’s article.
“We adore you! One individual remarked, “Keep shining and extending love and kindness.”
“@arianagrande I cherish you so much! I’m grateful for everything. You are going above and above. I cherish you. We really missed you. online user stated.
No matter what anyone thinks, you are a wonderful goddess. Another person commented, alluding to Ariana Grande TikTok video in which she addressed body shamers, “This video crushed my heart.
Bella Hadid shared the singer’s video on her Instagram, joining the masses who complimented Ariana Grande for her remark.
“You never know what someone is going through, either physically or emotionally. sadness or illness. sorrow or grief. You just don’t, and you won’t understand until you spend a day walking in their shoes, she said in the video’s caption.
The 26-year-old model advised her followers to “just try to offer a helping hand and be kind, instead of unsolicited advice or opinions, judgement [sic] or aggression,” adding that “there is always a reason for the way people look/feel, so try to be soft, especially when you don’t know someone or what they’ve been through.”
Hadid went on to explain that people are only “trying our best” and that social media fosters a false reality.
“Being nice is so much more awesome. I adore you two. I adore you, Ari. This is incredibly significant, and I’m so proud of you. Numerous individuals will benefit from it. She closed her message with, “Thank you.
In a now-viral TikTok video from Tuesday, Ariana Grande—who seldom shares personal remarks on social media—slammed Internet trolls who said the Grammy winner is “too thin” and unhealthy.
“The version of my physique that you’ve been contrasting with my present one was the unhealthiest. I was taking a lot of medications, drinking heavily, and I wasn’t eating well,” Ariana Grande admitted.
“Thank u, next” singer continued, “[I was] at the lowest point of my life when I looked the way you consider my healthy, but that, in fact, wasn’t my healthy.”
The actress from “Wicked” continued by saying that she shouldn’t have to defend herself but that she wanted to be honest and upfront in the event that “good might come from it.”
She stated, “I think we should assist each other work towards methods to appreciate someone or to disregard anything that you see that you don’t like. “We should work to make ourselves and one another safer.”
Ariana Grande said that everyone’s definition of health is different, so even if her fans were only expressing worry, they shouldn’t criticise someone’s appearance since doing so might backfire.
Therefore, even if you are coming from a loving and compassionate place, the other person is probably working on it or has a support system that they are working with. Be kind to one another and to yourself, Ariana Grande said.
The “Victorious” alum came to the conclusion that everyone is attractive and that people should stop talking about appearances and simply enjoy themselves.
“I consider you to be gorgeous. anything you are dealing with. No matter what weight you are, how you prefer to use makeup these days, whether you’ve had cosmetic surgery or not, Ariana Grande remarked.
The pop artist with the ponytail felt forced to speak out against body shamers as a result of backlash she received for her looks after she was seen attending Jeff Goldblum’s concert in London last week.