In 2016, the star patted back online after being accused of being a “Thinspo model” for “impressive tweens.”
“Do you think it’s funny? I will write another piece to educate you too #youreallywannabanext?” She tweetedLater, “now … everyone goes and looks in the mirror at their beautiful body and loves to st #tickgirlswinning #skinyGirlswinning #weallwinning.”
Also in 2016, Zendaya called out a newspaper To photoshopping her, write on Instagram, “These are the things that make women self -conscious, creating the unrealistic beauties about beauty that we have. Everyone who knows who I know is that I stand for honest and pure self -love. So I took on releasing the real picture (right side) and I love it.”
The star later said this about excessive photoshopping in a New you Interview: “There is no such thing as ugly. It’s a word that doesn’t really get into my vocabulary. If there is any definition to be perfect, you are perfect at being yourself. No other person can be you 100 percent; No one has your fingerprint; No one has your DNA. You are 120 percent, through and through. Whether it is through my social media or whatever, I want someone who looks up to me to know that I am going through the same problem. I have to be sure who I am. “
