The season 24 judge of 'America's Next Top Model' shares a naked picture of herself after an online troll tells her that her pregnancy stretch mark could 'affect' her career.
- Dec 3, 2021
AceShowbiz - Ashley Graham has made it clear that she's unaffected by online bullies when it comes to loving her body. The season 24 judge of "America's Next Top Model" proudly flaunted her pregnancy stretch marks which her husband Justin Ervin called "tree of life."
Making use of her Instagram account on Thursday, December 2, the 34-year-old model posted a nude photo that saw her showing off her growing pregnant belly and her stretch marks. In the caption, she wrote, "Justin says my stretch marks look like the tree of life."
In the comment section, many of her fellow models and followers showed some support. Lily Aldridge wrote, "Gorgeous," adding some heart emojis. Naomi Campbell also left a slew of red heart emojis. In the meantime, Iskra Lawrence chimed in, "The female body is a miracle. And yup he's right nothing more beautiful."
"That's really beautiful and true. Mother Nature [love emoji]," one Instagram user penned. A separate fan added, "Agreed!! And absolutely beautiful. They'll always tell your story so wear them proudly."
Ashley let out the bare bump snap just days after an online troll claimed that her pregnancy stretch mark could "affect" her career in a comment section of her post that showed her baring her stomach. "I had twins but I did not get any stretch marks. I hope that does not affect your career," so read the negative comment.
The catwalk beauty, who is currently expecting twin boys, then took a screenshot of the comment and reposted it on her Instagram Story. Over the screengrab, she wrote, "Gosh - hope I still have a career with my stretch marks," adding face with rolling eyes emojis.
Ashley and her husband Justin first announced that they're expecting twin babies in July, a year-and-a-half after they welcomed their first child, 22-months-old Isaac Menelik Giovanni. "The past year has been full of tiny surprises, big griefs, familiar beginnings and new stories," the "Pretty Big Deal" podcast host wrote at that time. "I'm just beginning to process and celebrate what this next chapter means for us."
