Who said that Miss France had no complexes? Not Linda Hardy in any case… Elected national beauty queen in 1992, the one who has since become an actress is not entirely comfortable with her physique. There is indeed a part of her body that she does not like at all, as she revealed to Jordan de Luxe. “I have long been self-conscious about my butt”confided Linda Hardy in the C8 host’s swimming pool.
The reason ? “Because they’re like the Kardashians, and for a long time, that wasn’t fashionable.added Linda Hardy.
I have a good butt!” With changing fashions, Miss France 1992 has learned to feel more comfortable with this part of her body. It must be said that many envy her naturally curved buttocks. “But today what is very funny is that since it has become fashionable, some women have had their butts put in”she joked.
“They are not thin enough”
For years, she did everything to hide her complex. Even if it means her close friends discover it accidentally. “I even have a friend, a photographer, who at one point said to me: ‘but have you done your butt?’. I said: ‘but that’s not okay!'”, she remembered. And her butt is not not the only part of her body that Linda Hardy doesn’t like. “My knees, I hate my knees, there you go, they’re not thin enough, not fine enough”she added.
Not necessarily comfortable with the passage of time, Linda Hardy has often tried to hide her complexes. And for that, summer is not a very easy time… “Operation swimsuit in the crosshairs… I have always been a big fan of two pieces but as time goes by, it is true that I feel more comfortable in one pieceshe wrote a few years ago. I prefer to hide my little belly and find a swimsuit that shows off my chest.”
Linda Hardy: her plea for women
Complex like many women, Linda Hardy learned to live peacefully with his body. But also to understand the changes, in particular
due to menopause. Since 2018, the former beauty queen has no longer had her period. “I felt that things were not quite as they were before, she told Gala.
But the first reflex I had was to say to myself: ‘Ok, so when we are in this phase of life, how do we become an actor in our health so as not to suffer?’ I usually say that this period should not be endured, it should be experienced.”
A public figure widely followed by women, Linda Hardy campaigns so that women’s health is no longer taboo. And above all, she wants to explain that menopause is not necessarily a complicated period. “I don’t understand why, even among famous people, no one wants to talk about it. Every woman who is 55 years old is menopausal, there’s no point hiding it, she assured our colleagues. The fact that no one is talking about it is a problem. It will be part of my commitments over the next few years to talk about this subject.”
