A former “Food Network” star posted a mirror selfie on Instagram, opening up about the challenges they’ve faced in the past year.
Valerie Bertinelli is all about body positivity these days, and she recently shared a bold underwear selfie. While many fans cheered her on, a few had some not-so-great things to say about it being inappropriate.
The actress snapped a makeup-free shot in the bathroom, casually leaning by the sink. She was rocking a black two-piece outfit, hair down, holding a box of hair dye up to the camera.
Bertinelli shared in the post, “At some point I will talk about the madness my body has been through this year.” At this moment, every little lump, bump, wrinkle, and sag just brings a sense of acceptance and a straightforward appreciation for being in front of a mirror in a hotel bathroom in downtown Manhattan, gearing up to color my roots on a late Monday night.
Fans had mixed feelings about her revealing picture, with some saying it was a bit much, commenting, “That’s great for you, but you don’t have to show everyone.”Some fans were not shy about sharing their thoughts, saying, “Have you lost your mind posting this photo?” Why not consider some therapy?
A user who thought the post was a bit over the top commented, “She looks great, but at some point, you’ve got to stop seeking attention and just enjoy your life.”Someone else straight up asked, “Do you honestly think we want to see you in your underwear and bra?” Not at all. Time to mature.
Another frustrated user chimed in, “Honestly, I really don’t need to see this.” What’s up with that??? Wow, seriously?A tougher critic pleaded, “Oh come on.” Show a little dignity, will you?In the meantime, one commenter totally brushed off the post, saying, “Who cares!!!” “Hey, put your clothes on.”
Another user chimed in, suggesting that Valerie Bertinelli might be seeking some validation, saying, “Honestly you’re quite lovely and don’t need to post an underwear picture.” If you’re looking for some compliments, you’ll definitely find them here, but seriously, why do you need them?
