Jennifer Love Hewitt tritt wieder ins Rampenlicht, löst die Debatte zur Körperschamerung aus

*all bodies change over time and no one will look the same at 20 and 40*

“This woman is my age, her body type is similar to mine and I love everything about her red carpet look. I don’t understand why the world is perfectly comfortable to call a woman obese who has this body type.

Let’s teach the next generation that men’s obsession with prepubescent girl bodies is not normal. Ever. Ever. Ever,“ said casting director Katie Griffin.

However, others argued that women do not need to be mothers to demand respect for their bodies. User @librariana10 wrote, „Her body is great and would be great if she were 22 with 0 kids. We’ve got to stop policing people’s bodies and validating them through external circumstances. Let people live.“ Her post garnered over 15,500 likes.

„She looks great. Not great for 46, not great for a mother of 3. Just great—full stop,“ said Megan Collins.

Another user, Aaron Cooper, weighed in: „Love Hewitt looks great. I don’t care if she’s 25 or 55, or 75. Kids or no kids. She looks great. Leave her alone.“

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She added that defending Hewitt’s body because of her age or motherhood status misses the point: „We need to dismantle the idea that anyone, celebrity or not, owes us a justification for their body’s evolution.“

Charlotte Markey, a clinical health psychology professor at Rutgers University and author of the upcoming The Body Image Book for Women agreed.

She noted that all bodies change over time and no one will look the same at 20 and 40—unless, perhaps, they undergo extensive and costly interventions. She also pointed out a glaring double standard: Hewitt’s co-star Freddie Prinze Jr. no longer looks the same, but has not faced the same scrutiny.”

The only ones who would shame her are losers who’ve never been with a woman

Those losers‘ body pillows, fleshlights, and Siri will never disagree with their fragile ego

Google her bikini photos that had everyone losing their mind about how fat she was. The collective fat phobia is sad and gross, but never shocking.

I haven’t seen a single negative comment, but I’m also not on Twitter, which I think might explain it.

There’s not a single, full body picture in this article. The best they can do is a link to a video on Instagram. In order to read the text of the article I had to scroll through 4 different videos, all auto-playing. Every website is like this. This fucking sucks.

JLH looks great.

Why is this everywhere?!

Oh no she’s….still out of my league and gorgeous…

She is drop dead gorgeous, what is the issue? Oh yeah fucking idiots on the internet.

Looked good to me

She looks incredible as always leave her alone

I’ll never understand people’s obsession with someone else’s appearance and commenting on it. Also for what it’s worth, she looks great

My husband mentioned this to me last night. He was reading through responses commenting on her body and we were both flabbergasted. We both think she still looks hot! And appropriate for her age! She is 46. Bodies change. She still has fabulous boobs (which is what everyone fawned over her for in the 90s) so I just don’t understand the issue.

No one is debating this you’re using her for click bait

I think she looks amazing! Even better than when she was younger. She’s so beautiful and lovely. She’s so so good in 911 too.

There’s no debate she looked thicc in the best way possible

Why are they pushing this story so hard?

I can already imagine the profile pictures of the men making these comments.

What’s funny is, if there are 100 negative comments, 99 of those posters would kill to be with her

I think she looks beautiful.

I think any negative comments towards her current appearance must be from teenagers or people that just don’t like women in general.

Of course, I’ve seen many positive comments about her now, rightfully so. I always thought she was really cute and attractive, now I think she’s super fuckin hot.

This is so strange to me, the only chatter I saw was basically people doing Tex Avery cartoon „aWOOga!“ noises, she is freaking *smoking* hot, my goodness.

There’s a theory that guys who dislike thicker, curvier types like JLH feel that way because their own significant size deficiencies that would make certain activities difficult with anyone over 100#.

That theory posits that they don’t dislike the JLH-style body but actually are in the midst of overwhelming self-loathing due to their sadly undersized units.