I’m a midsize woman in my 40s with real boobs and a ‘mom fupa’ lower belly, I know I’m still hot, I celebrate my body
A MIDSIZE mom is championing body positivity after learning to embrace her naturally curvy figure.
She spoke passionately about loving her body shape without having had any cosmetic surgery in the hopes of inspiring other women.
Gina (@hotgina1) boasts almost 2 million followers on TikTok, where she shares hilarious moments with her family and friends.
She took to the social media platform to share a post that would resonate with other women.
The self-proclaimed hottie donned a stylish pair of American Eagle ripped denim jeans, an off-shoulder gray sweater, and leopard print sneakers as she danced in her home.
“I’m a midsize woman in my 40s who has real t*ttays and a mom fupa,” read the text over the video.
“I’m happy and healthy. Can we normalize this b***hes?”
Gina looked in good spirits as she happily embraced the flattering changes to her body since having kids.
“We love all the bodies on my platform [clapping emojis],” she added in the caption of her post.
She included the hashtags #momsover40 and #bodypositivity which helped the video to go viral and rack up over 63,000 likes.
Many people took to the comment section praising the mom for sharing her words of encouragement and speaking candidly about their own perceived flaws.
Among them were women confessing it wasn’t easy for them to accept having a round lower tummy after having kids.
“Two c-sections and rocking the major mom fupa! You make me feel good about myself! I needed this, thank you beautiful,” one person penned.
“You look fantastic! Go girl!” another commented.
“Over 40, two c-sections fupa and my husband still thinks I’m beautiful! You’re gorgeous by the way!” a third chimed in.
“Thanks! I was feeling like I wasn’t worth anything today! Made my year,’ a fourth wrote.
“Ok all of this but I have fake t*ttays and they were worth every damn penny [laughing],” another added.
However, not all viewers were impressed as some accused the mom of making excuses to not lose weight.
“Stop using having had a child as an excuse to be fat! It’s not easy, but don’t take the easy way out,” one person wrote.
“It is normalized just not desirable to the mass majority,” a second said.