Michelle Heaton & Adele Silva Were Naked!
Usually, only the ordinary models who dare to pose nude for a photo session. But this time, the two celebrities who have never exhibited their bodies took bold steps to pose for nude photo shoot. They are Michelle Heaton and Adele Silva.
Both these sexy women are showing off their bodies in Closer magazine. However, both had admitted to having doubts with their decision to pose nude.
The former star of “Liberty X” Michelle Heaton, which has the size of eight said, “This is the first time for me posing naked and I’m a bit nervous. I’ve got offers from thousands of magazines to pose nude, but I always refuse. Just now, I’ve felt ready to do it. “
Currently, women are always struggling to maintain her shape it was ready to pose nude.
“I’m 31 years old and I’ve never been in better condition. I want to send a message that I’m an ordinary girl who struggles to stay fit as anyone else, but I finally know what works for me. I am now healthy, this is so liberating,” he said.
Meanwhile, Adele who moved to Los Angeles to pursue his dream of Hollywood after leaving Emmerdale said, lived in America has given the differences in the way he looked at his body.
“Here, everyone is obsessed with image, but because in Los Angeles have made me relax with my body. I’m 30 years old, and finally I’m comfortable with myself. I do not need blow-dry and full makeup to go to the shops such women should be, “he said.
But Adele was not looking for fame in Los Angeles, he worked as a waitress at the Ted Baker store in Melrose Place and has launched a dog-walking service.
This brown-haired actress said in Los Angeles that she cannot lose weight. Though she had thought could do it.
“I have not weighed since the age of 15 years and I was size eight, but I have not quite a lot of workout now, so I’m leaner and more muscular than before. Muscle weighs more than fat, so I’m probably heavier now,” she admits.
“I also really like to eat. I’m not on a diet, I just eat healthy. I have to eat chicken or tuna salads, meats and vegetables or pasta,” she concluded