Maisie Smith was praised for showing off "thunder thighs" onTikTokand wowed fans with a gorgeous bikini video .
The former EastEnders actress danced to her viral hit Jack's Victoria's Secret. This lyric includes the lyric "I wish someone had told me that thunder thighs meant normal human thighs." Maisie, 21, has previously been open about embracing body battles and insecurities with her image,she wrote in Mirror.
As she danced at the edge of the pool, the song continued with these words: Fitness fanatic Maisie has previously confided that she had a hard time accepting her body, saying she's always "hated my legs" and has "a lot of self-confidence" about her looks in the past. I have experienced disgust."
Last year, she revealed that her appearance in Strictly Come Dancing made her feel more comfortable in her body.
“Strictly was a game changer for me. I always hated my legs and my cellulite. I didn't take my feet off when I went there. I wore pants all summer," she told The Sun. }
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She explained: When we did Strictly last year, they literally said, 'You have to wear a leotard. I hit rock bottom, but it helped. Because I have fully faced my fears. The former soap star said he "didn't like his body" so from a young age he spent hours in the gym and wore heavy makeup to "cover his face." When her EastEnders character Tiffany Butcher got lip filler in the storyline, she said she was strongly connected to the plot. She said she was "very active" on social media. As a teenager, she said she felt pressured to look a certain way. I explained that I was coming.Last year, I left soap for the first time in 13 years and stepped into the world of theater.
Earlier this year, she took the stage with Claire Sweeney and wowed fans with her incredible singing voice. She "broke the house down" with her version of Adele's track during a night out with her pals Chris Boyson and Abby Quinnen.
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