‘My boobs are a little saggy, who cares?’: Malin Andersson looks incredible in plunging printed swimsuit as she urges fans to ’embrace their bodies for all of their glory’
She is the former reality star who is dedicated to promoting body confidence in her followers.
And Malin Andersson looked sensational as she shared an empowering video from her holiday to Turkey on Tuesday.
The Love Island 2016 star, 27, wowed as she slipped into a plunging printed swimsuit which displayed her incredible curves as she spoke to her fans.
Body confidence: Malin Andersson looked sensational as she shared an empowering video from her holiday to Turkey on Tuesday
The plunging monochrome swimwear revealed her ample cleavage, trim waist and enviable legs as she filmed by an idyllic pool.
The star showed off her natural beauty by going make-up free with her locks slicked back from her face.
Urging fans to be body confident, she said: ‘Don’t care about your appearance or what you look like. I’m here with my boobs half hanging out because they’re a little bit saggy. Who cares?’
Turning around to showcase her derriere, she continued: ‘Cellulite has always been there, it’s something I’ve always had, something I’ve had to deal with, something I’ve had to learn how to deal with. It’s not going anywhere.’
Looking good: The Love Island 2016 star, 27, wowed as she slipped into a plunging printed swimsuit which displayed her incredible curves as she spoke to her fans
Radiant: The plunging monochrome swimwear revealed her ample cleavage, trim waist and enviable legs as she filmed by an idyllic pool
Gesturing to her friends, she said: ‘These guys don’t care, don’t care if they did. You just need to embrace who you are and your body for all of its glory.’
The posts come after Malin spoke about her own struggles to find strength in the face of major personal challenges.
Malin wrote: ‘The strength was always in her, almost like fire waiting to be ignited. We all have an inner-flame of power which we can tap into whenever we want. I remember when going through trauma and pain I would feel so weak and vulnerable.
Peachy: Turning around to showcase her derriere, she continued: ‘Cellulite has always been there, it’s something I’ve always had, something I’ve had to deal with, something I’ve had to learn how to deal with. It’s not going anywhere’
Positivity: Gesturing to her friends, she said: ‘These guys don’t care, don’t care if they did. You just need to embrace who you are and your body for all of its glory’
Gorgeous: Malin looked sensational in grey underwear as she posed in her hotel room
Confident; The star showed off her incredible figure as she relaxed
‘I didn’t even know what strength was, but I was actually using it the whole time. I kept going and now I realise that was it. The willpower was real. Although at times I wanted to give up, the strength over-ruled and I carried on.’
Malin spoke of her drive to carry on after tragically losing her one-month-old daughter Consy in January 2019. The reality star is now an Ambassador for the SANDs Charity, which raises awareness of and supports those affected by stillbirth and neonatal death.
The mental health campaigner wrote: ‘Whenever I have lost control of a situation whether it be my baby girl dying after 4 weeks of life, and me not wanting to give up for her battle, or my 2 years of emotional abuse; I had to actually realise that somethings aren’t in my control.
‘I had to let go and let be. I had to understand that this was part of the process how painful it was.. but the thing I did have control of was my STRENGTH to carry on.’
The influencer ended her post with a rallying call to her followers to believe in themselves and recognise their own power.
Self care: The star wore a face mask after revealing she had suffered sunburn