Georgina Rodriguez responds to criticism about her body
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Georgina Rodriguez responded to criticism about her physique on social media with a message on her accounts. The model defended her body and received support from her environment.
Georgina Rodríguez posted an extensive message on her social networks to respond to criticism about her figure.3,2 Criticism arose following the dissemination of images of the model in a bikini on social networks.3,2 Rodriguez said he received support from Antonela Roccuzzo, Lionel Messi's wife, according to Clarin.3
The model stated, “I love my curves” in response to the derogatory comments.2 Rodriguez wrote in his networks: "The value of a person can never depend on a physicist or the opinion of strangers."1 El País highlighted that the debate on the body of women on social networks continues to be recurrent.1
The El País report mentioned that Ariana Grande also received thousands of critical comments about her thinness in previous days.1
“The value of a person can never depend on a physicist or the opinion of strangers”
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