Hayley Hasselhoff bans the word ‘confident’ when talking about her plus-size figure saying her shape doesn’t define her – The Sun
11/06/2019HAYLEY Hasselhoff has opened up about her relationship with her figure saying she has ‘good and bad body days'.
The plus-size model, 27, revealed she’s banned the word “confident” when talking about her body.
The daughter of actor David Hasselhoff says she instead focuses on being “connected”, and that learning to accept her body has been a “journey”.
She told Superdrug’s Dare magazine that after she began modelling aged 14, she became an advocate for beauty coming in "all shapes and sizes".
Since the the launch of her modelling career as a teenager, Hayley said it's been a "continuous journey", and she has "good body days and bad body days".
She said: “I never like to use the word confident when I talk about my body.
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"I use the word 'connected' because I feel I’m very connected to my being, my self-worth and self-love, so if I’m having a bad body day, I can change my mindset, remember who I am and that my body doesn’t define me."
She added people often have a preconception about what we should look like, when it’s what we “feel like” which should matter.
Hayley reflected on her recent foray into singing after appearing on Celebrity X Factor, after she wasn’t selected for the live shows.
Despite the setback, she told the mag she still "loved every minute" of the experience.
Ultimately she said that she never set out to become a role model, but hoped people would be “inspired” by her journey.
After being a "voice" for plus-size fashion growing up, Hayley praised brands for catering for more sizes now, saying the shift was a long time coming.
She pointed out the average woman in the UK was a size 16, as she praised the selection available on the high street, saying when she was younger there was less choice available for curvy girls.
Hayley added: “Now, I’m not saying it should only be curve – it should be all shapes and sizes – but I think people are starting to wake up.”
The full interview can be read in Superdrug’s DARE Magazine that is out today.
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