Her Bikini Photos Sparked Hate - Then this Happened
Social Media Puts Too Much Emphasis On Appearances
After skyrocketing to fame and being in the spotlight, Klay has admitted that it can be difficult moments with so many people looking at you, whether they’re inspired or have not-so-nice things to say. She also added that any changes in her body will be noticed and commented on, so she’s had to find peace in the fact that her body will change throughout her life, and she needs to be prepared for what people will say or think. This is part of the reason she doesn’t nitpick or focus too much on how she looks in the present.
She does call social body positivity on social media “harrowing” and says that beauty standards have taken “50 steps back” amid the GLP-1 craze. However, she’s happy that “Sports Illustrated Swimsuit” and its editor-in-chief, MJ Day, are still showcasing body diversity in its pages, no matter what.
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