'NO FILTER': SI Swim model Natalie Mariduena wants to 'be an example' of 'body normalcy'
Fox News Flash top entertainment and celebrity headlines are here. Check out what clicked this week in entertainment.Natalie Mariduena, an SI Swimsuit model who has nearly four million followers on Instagram alone, is hoping to raise awareness on"body normalcy."
"I have so many followers who are young women, very impressionable and looking at me as an example for themselves," she said."I try to connect with people, whether it's through DMs or the comments section. I’m often told, ‘I have your body type — thank you for showing this.’ These people are showing their appreciation towards me and I want to give that love back. Because I have this platform, I think it’s more important than ever that I provide positivity for women.
Despite her achievements, Mariduena said she doesn’t always wake up feeling like a supermodel. Like anyone else, there are days when she could use a much-needed boost of confidence. And those are the moments when she enjoys disconnecting from social media.I love a good meal
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