After revealing to surfers the flaws, stretch marks, eating disorders she suffered from, and fighting downsizing in fashion chains, Alexa Doll (28) uploaded a video to Instagram and her private ticketing page today (Wednesday), showing a recent makeover.
In the photos she posted you can see that her stomach is now muscular and firm.
Shortly after uploading, she removed the controversial video from her personal ticketing page, but we did not miss the comments.
If you were wondering how it all happened, then Doll also included in between the grueling Pilates workouts she performed, which ultimately yielded the impressive end result.
"You can do it," Doll wrote as she sought to encourage her 154,000 followers.
Among the admiring and encouraging responses, there was also one surfer who was less enthusiastic, accusing Alexa of talking separately and acting separately.
Doll for her part did not remain obligated and responded to the same response with a detailed explanation.
@alexa__dol
Stop waiting for someone to come into your life and save you from yourself.
No one will come, it's just in your hands 💪🏼
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"I do not have much to say, proud of myself," Doll added to the video of the words of encouragement she sought to shower on herself.
"Hope to give you some inspiration and motivation, the measure really does not matter," she stated in what later caught the attention of one of the followers who came out against her.
"What matters is how you feel inside your body," Doll signed.
Alexa Doll, Photo: From the video
"All the skinny people say that size is not important, but at Tekel's we all think it's better to be small," wrote the follower in her reference to the things she filmed and wrote Alexa.
"Otherwise no one would do a crazy sport and eat lettuce. Say one, do two," she continued in the review.
"All day long we chase the Instagram body, girls starve themselves, do sports unconsciously, do not eat, the main thing that seems to be about the incredibly thin and rich public opinion leaders," she teased.
"I wish most women would understand that size doesn't matter," she cried and was encouraged by another respondent who wrote to her, "Absolutely right! Girls need to understand that all Instagrams work for this body, but in the real world you can not go around all day around your own gold to look like this." Strengthened.
"The measure really does not matter," Doll repeated stubbornly in a response she posted to the follower.
"I do not agree with you that everyone wants to be thin. I am glad there has been a very big awakening in recent years, and women understand that thinness is not the point. I do my best to raise awareness and very much hope that very soon we all understand what matters and what matters in life," she concluded.
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