Dani Baretto took to social media to share how her body got stronger during her fitness journey this year. | via latest_chika
Dani Barretto is proud to share that she’s starting 2023 with the best version of herself.
The content creator took to social media to share how her body got stronger during her fitness journey this year. “2022 taught me love myself again. To begin again and finish strong. It has been quite a journey to self love, but it was so worth it.orth it. Entering 2023 as the best version of myself,” she wrote in the caption.
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