Hayden Panettiere Embraces Her Cellulite
Move over, Kim Kardashian; there’s a new gal in town singing the praises of her own cellulite.
Heroes star Hayden Panettiere recently sat down with TeenHollywood.com to discuss, among other things, her cottage-cheese thighs and the good that they’re doing for the world.
How’s that?
Let’s let Hayden explain it herself, shall we?
“I have a body that girls can look at and go, ‘Oh she’s not anorexically skinny. She looks healthy and she’s got cellulite, yeah!’” Panettiere offers.
“I’m sorry, I’m a woman. I don’t know what you want me to tell you,” Panettiere continues. “I’m sorry. It’s not going to go away. I can’t do anything about it. I apologize if I offended you.”
Hmm; does it sound like the 19-year-old is trying a little too hard to convince the world how awesome her cellulite is? Especially when it doesn’t seem to be such a terribly pressing problem for her?
Maybe so. But a woman with a little meat on her bones isn’t such a terrible thing. Particularly when you consider the alternative.
problem: a 19 year old with cellulite?
solution: put down the fork.
stallown3d…if you weren’t so ignorant, you’d know that cellulite isn’t necessarily caused by excess weight. 85% of women have it, so people should just learn to accept it and move-the-f*ck-on.
I feel bad for her. Being told on national mags and multiple times that she has cellulite must suck.
maybe we should all focus on her acting career!!
Is ‘Heros’ even still on?
[quote=Laurie]stallown3d…if you weren’t so ignorant, you’d know that cellulite isn’t necessarily caused by excess weight. 85% of women have it, so people should just learn to accept it and move-the-f*ck-on.[/quote]
Laurie, you’re obviously a fatty… so I’ll reply in your language:
Oink, oink, moooooo, oink, moo, moo.
Ummm ok I have a body fat % of less than 10% and I have cellulite. Whoever thinks its a fat condition probably isn’t aware that they have it, too. You just haven’t had the good fortune of having a zillion cameras on you to catch you in just the right angle. Get over it, its not a fat condition. It’s a skin condition.
I think it’s a skin over FAT condition.
[quote=angela]Ummm ok I have a body fat % of less than 10% and I have cellulite. Whoever thinks its a fat condition probably isn’t aware that they have it, too. You just haven’t had the good fortune of having a zillion cameras on you to catch you in just the right angle. Get over it, its not a fat condition. It’s a skin condition.[/quote]
‘stallown3d, i know that your life sucks’
poor laurie..
isaura
I think dogs like bones. I don’t. And that is true: most part of the men in world prefer a healthy curvy women than skin and bones models.
I’m 22, a size 6-8 AUSTRALIA (2-4 US) and I have cellulite just on the top of my thighs where it meets my butt. It’s not super bad, but it’s noticeable enough. I weigh 48.5kg, and am 5″4. I go to the gym 4 times a week, and run on the weekends. I’m fit, and toned, but I still have cellulite. I’ve always been around this size, so it’s not like I’ve ever been overweight. It’s genetic. It doesn’t matter how big or small you are, just like Hayden, and Mischa Barton, and lots of other celebrities. Even Kate Moss has cellulite. If I could get rid of it, I would. My mum has it too, and so does my sister. My sisters is worse cause she is slightly overweight. The only thing I know of that minimizes it is exfoliating and moisturizing, as well as eating healthy foods and exercising a lot. But it doesn’t get rid of it. I don’t see what the big deal about cellulite is. 90% of women have it. Even models have it, and they’re supposed to be perfection. I saw an 11 year old with it the other day, and she was so tiny and skinny. My gym instructor is ripped as and she still has a bit on her butt. So gosh… if everyone has it why is it such a big deal? The only celebrity I’ve seen recently that doesn’t have one bit of it is Ashley Greene from Twilight. That girls body is perfect.
[quote=M]I’m 22, a size 6-8 AUSTRALIA (2-4 US) and I have cellulite just on the top of my thighs where it meets my butt. It’s not super bad, but it’s noticeable enough. I weigh 48.5kg, and am 5″4. I go to the gym 4 times a week, and run on the weekends. I’m fit, and toned, but I still have cellulite. I’ve always been around this size, so it’s not like I’ve ever been overweight. It’s genetic. It doesn’t matter how big or small you are, just like Hayden, and Mischa Barton, and lots of other celebrities. Even Kate Moss has cellulite. If I could get rid of it, I would. My mum has it too, and so does my sister. My sisters is worse cause she is slightly overweight. The only thing I know of that minimizes it is exfoliating and moisturizing, as well as eating healthy foods and exercising a lot. But it doesn’t get rid of it. I don’t see what the big deal about cellulite is. 90% of women have it. Even models have it, and they’re supposed to be perfection. I saw an 11 year old with it the other day, and she was so tiny and skinny. My gym instructor is ripped as and she still has a bit on her butt. So gosh… if everyone has it why is it such a big deal? The only celebrity I’ve seen recently that doesn’t have one bit of it is Ashley Greene from Twilight. That girls body is perfect.[/quote]
Ashley Greene’s body is far from perfect. Take a look at her nude pictures.
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