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Even though Ashley Graham is one of the most sought-after models in the business, she is just like the rest of us.
The 35-year-old model who appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated’s swimsuit issue demonstrated this by uploading
a humorous video to TikTok in which she split her pants mid-somersault.
She amusedly performed a somersault on a sumptuous velvet couch in the 10-second film, which she posted on April 10.
She then made more sweeping movements and spun into the ground. Ashley grunted loudly as she prepared to get up from the couch after realizing she had torn her pants.
The next scene in the film showed her taking off her full-body leather jumpsuit to reveal her black underwear, which was visible thanks to the split.
The mother of three chuckled and looked off-camera as though she didn’t mind. She captioned the hilarious video, «Yes, I do all my own stunts.»
Ashley has a reputation for being authentic on social media.
She received plaudits just last week for posting a number of obviously unedited bikini pictures on Instagram as part of her partnership with the St. Tropez tanning company.
Stretch marks and cellulite were visible in the photographs, which her supporters praised in the comments section. One supporter said under the photos,
«I adore Ashley so much she’s been inspiring us for many years in our world when everyone desires flawlessly slender figure without stretch marks, cellulite, and blemishes.
They continued, «She’s so real for this.» You are completely perfect in your skin, which is refreshing to behold, a second admirer remarked.
Additionally, she praised her figure by uploading a picture to Instagram in February showing her grasping at her stomach while revealing nothing else.
People appreciated her openness once more. One satisfied commenter stated, «We need more realistic models like her.» Another person wrote, «Normalize real bodies.»
Of course, Ashley has always been a supporter of inclusion and body positivity.
She has also voiced her opposition to the excessively manipulated images that are frequently used by the fashion industry to promote products.
She published her unedited self-portraits from an Elle Canada picture shoot in 2016 after the magazine excessively edited her.
«Someone once said that cellulite city was on my thighs. But I now see that these thighs tell a story of triumph and bravery,» she wrote in the post’s description.
I won’t let people tell me how my body should appear so they can be more comfortable, and neither should you.
