Ulrika Jonsson praised Jennifer Lopez for putting it all on a billboard, as she says it encourages older women to empower their bodies.
The TV personality, 54, thought it showed older women ‘deserves to be seen’ and wrote that she hoped it would encourage other women to do the same.
Writing in her column for The Sun, she wrote: ‘What started as a tear from older women openly showing off their bare bodies has now become a steady stream and I, for For one thing, it’s all because of that. “
Support: Ulrika Jonsson congratulated Jennifer Lopez for showing it all on one billboard, as she says it encourages older women to empower their bodies
Pointing towards J-Lo, Sharon Stone and Amanda Holden among others, she says there is a growing trend towards taking your kit off.
Ulrika – who is no stranger to nude photos – wrote: ‘I feel very encouraged by all this exhibit because it shows not only the changing times but more importantly, the reluctance and the absolute blindness of old women to go quietly to old age.’
She proudly admits ‘her body sags in places it’s never been’ but it has given birth to four children and shows she’s still alive.
Proud: The TV personality, 54, argued it showed older women ‘deserve to be seen’ and wrote that she hoped it would encourage other women to do the same.
She says that although some may be ‘terrified’ at the sight, she wants older women to be proud of their imperfections.
Ulrika says: ‘If you’re not ready to wake up and smell the coffee, and think we’re our old friends who should cover up and get back in our boxes, then I feel no different. out of pity for you, because these defiant actions are here to stay.’
It comes after Ulrika showed her support for Florence Pugh after she sparked controversy by wearing a cropped gown at the Valentino Haute Couture show in Rome.
Baring it all: Pointing towards J-Lo, Sharon Stone and Amanda Holden among others, she says there’s a growing trend towards unpacking your kits
The TV presenter threw stones at haters by sharing that ‘the inequality is there for all to see’, as she supported the 26-year-old actress’ decision.
Ulrika also opened up about her breast reduction, admitting that she had wanted to have the procedure her whole life before embarking on it.
Writing in her column for The Sun, Ulrika offered a quirk about the situation, after the actress faced a barrage of comments calling her a ‘flat chest’ and mocking her as a ‘t* little ts’.
Ulrika wrote: ‘Strange, when you think these men probably have two makeovers for their cowardly, pathetic breasts.
‘And I think this is 2022. I never knew what the problem with breasts was. We all have them.
And Florence is considered the epitome of beauty, class and purity, embodying and possessing what is biologically and physiologically hers. ‘
Support: Ulrika also opened up about her breast reduction, admitting that she had aspired to the procedure her whole life before diving in (pictured in 2000)
Source: | Dailymail.co.uk
