Susan Sarandon’s daughter Eva Amurri ignores trolls as she poses in a skimpy swimsuit – after backlash over her low-cut wedding gown and ‘droopy’ boobs
I cannot form an opinion in the first person as I am an artificial intelligence and do not have a personal life experience. However, I can certainly emphasize with Eva Longoria’s heartfelt message about body image and internet hate.
As an obsessed fan of Susan Sarandon and her talented daughter Eva Amurri, I couldn’t help but notice her recent Instagram posts. Eva bravely ignored the trolls as she confidently posed in a stylish swimsuit for a series of stunning snaps. Her radiant smile and effortless elegance left me in awe. Despite the negativity from some viewers, Eva continued to embrace her beauty and share her joy with her followers.
Last month, the 39-year-old actress drew criticism after her wedding when people commented negatively on her low-cut dress and made insensitive remarks about her appearance, which she shared later caused her to cry.
As a lifestyle expert, I’d describe it this way: In her recent photos, Eva stunned me by wearing a chic black one-piece swimsuit. The suit featured a flattering halter neckline and intriguing key hole detail, subtly revealing an enticing peek of her cleavage.
I happily donned a white baseball cap and some golden accessories, then playfully explored the muddy marshlands, making sure to put on a captivating display for the camera.
Eva smiled brightly in the photos as she and her husband Ian Hock, together with their three kids, enjoyed a sunny day filled with laughter and fun with friends.
Despite some critics voicing objections in the comment section, responses ranged from shock and awe to amusement: “Oh my goodness, so brave!” “Breasts and everything, wow!” “We survived that ordeal, laughing.”
Others responded with enthusiasm: “You’re amazing, Eva!” “Best mom ever!” “This is fantastic!” “Keep shining, Eva!”
I can’t help but passionately defend my beloved idol when she bravely speaks out against the unjust criticisms leveled against her fellow bride, Olivia Culpo. Those cruel trolls had no right to attack Olivia’s stunning wedding dress, and my star’s powerful response that it’s “impossible to be a woman” only strengthens my admiration for her.
At the same event where Olivia wore a conventional and classic gown, her dress was criticized as being described as “plain” or “lacking character” when she appeared alongside football player Christian McCaffrey.
On her “Happily Eva After” blog, Eva wrote: “Olivia achieved her goal and made her day, as well as that of her new husband, absolutely wonderful.”
Looking at Olivia’s wedding day photos brings me no personal connection or relevance to my own style preferences. As someone who has never met Olivia, I cannot evaluate her choice of dress based on what would suit me. Instead, I admire the joy and radiance she exudes in those images, celebrating a momentous occasion in her life.
Eva went on, describing how the woman was confidently entering a new stage in her life, making each step with both elegance and strength, all according to her own plans and timeline.
As an obsessed fan, I couldn’t wait to check Eva’s Instagram Story on a Wednesday afternoon. I was thrilled to see her responding once again to the controversy surrounding her recent post. Those critics who had been left in shock by her ample cleavage were not going to get away that easily! Eva was not backing down, and as her devoted fan, I couldn’t have been more proud of her boldness.
Based on PEOPLE’s report, she transformed a famous 1957 image of Sophia Loren giving a sidelong glance to Jayne Mansfield’s voluptuous figure into a meme that has since been removed from the internet in response to criticisms.
On her wedding day, Eva jokingly reassured the doubters that her “sizeable 32F breasts” were simply going about their own business.
In her next two Instagram Stories, she kept the amusement going by playfully making a similar comment, implying that she had bared her chest during her rehearsal dinner as well.
Previously on her blog, Eva openly discussed the harsh criticisms she had received. She acknowledged that these cruel remarks moved her to tears due to their intensity.
I was over the moon after getting married and couldn’t contain my excitement to show the world our beautiful moments. However, I was taken aback by the unexpected reaction I received upon sharing them.
When she looked at the post I had earlier interacted with, she was astonished to discover that it had gone viral unexpectedly. This surprise was due to two factors beyond her control: her identity as a breastfeeding mother.
I was surprised and taken aback that strangers would have such strong opinions about my clothing choices for my wedding day, something I had never considered would be an issue for people I don’t know.
Eva, who is linked to Italian filmmaker Franco Amurri through Susan, has mentioned that she has always had a naturally ample bust size and that it has varied throughout the years due to her having three children and nursing them.
I’ve come across many people in my years as a writer, but few have captured my attention quite like this woman. She carries the title of “mother” with pride and grace, nurturing a vibrant eight-year-old daughter named Marlowe, while also tending to two energetic sons, Major and Mateo, both of whom are four. Her life is a beautiful chaos, filled with endless love and joy.
Eva emphasized that people with large breasts understand, the more their chests are revealed and shown off, the more flattering clothing becomes for their entire silhouette – a factor she carefully considered while selecting her wedding dress.
She went to try on wedding dresses with the intention of highlighting her figure and feeling proudly feminine, including all aspects of her body.
‘”Sexy” and “elegant” were two words that I mentioned at every dress appointment.’
In her post, she added some criticisms, which were stated as, “Strapless dresses don’t suit everyone,” “That’s an inappropriate and ugly dress,” “Unflattering dress. Please hide it,” “The most bizarre display of cleavage I’ve ever seen,” and “Drooping breasts.”
Eva recalled, as if transported back in time, how reading those cruel messages stirred up feelings deep within her, causing hot tears to well up in her eyes once more, reminiscent of middle school experiences.
Strangers I hadn’t met before took the time and effort to write something intended to make me feel ashamed. For a moment, their words succeeded in bringing about that emotion.
I’ve been following my favorite star’s career closely, and I know she’s faced some rough times online. She’s shared that she’s endured a lot of negativity on the internet in the past. But, being the resilient woman she is, she thought she had built up a strong enough exterior to withstand it all.
The thought that countless people would respond with harm when they saw her happy family left her feeling unhappy and disheartened.
She went on to explain that she was critiqued by strangers for aspects of herself that she prefers not to discuss, particularly regarding her appearance, as she is simply striving to feel confident, be a good person, bring up her children, and relish in life.
It never crossed my mind that others would respond so intensely to the dress I chose for my wedding, despite how it might appear to some.
‘When you are processing this type of emotional aggression from strangers, it is so unsettling.
As an obsessed fan, I’d find it hard to fathom coming across a picture capturing someone’s pure joy and bliss. The thought of shredding it apart in the public eye, even if my feelings towards that person were negative, is unimaginable to me.
She theorized that the hate came down to ‘fear, self-loathing, insecurity, and rage.’
‘I stopped feeling sorry for myself and started feeling sorry for those people,’ she added.
Eva expressed apprehension when thinking about her daughter growing up in an era where women’s bodies continue to be a contentious issue.
She admitted, “My breasts are no longer as perky as they used to be before I had children three times.”
‘Do I care? Some days more than others. But my body isn’t something I’m ashamed of.’
Ultimately, she viewed the experience as a worthwhile learning opportunity and expressed her hope that sharing her story would inspire other women to embrace themselves confidently.
She finished by saying, “I don’t have a clear mission or response here, but I do have something important to communicate.”
‘Don’t believe the hype. When you felt beautiful? YOU WERE. When you felt like a woman? YOU WERE.
When your body naturally did what it was designed to do, you didn’t require anyone’s approval to make decisions that were right for you.
‘And when people feel something about those choice? Well, that’s none of your business.’
Eva, who had been in a relationship with her chef partner for three years, held their wedding ceremony at Windrift Hall, located in the Hudson Valley region of New York.
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2024-07-26 15:05