There are changes that happen to everyone as time goes on, and celebs are no different. Others may find it harder to deal with these changes, while others may handle them with ease. Nelly Furtado, a pop star from the 2000s, has been getting a lot of attention lately for how she’s naturally ageing. Fans and critics have had a range of responses.
From her first record “Whoa, Nelly!” to her hit songs “I’m Like a Bird” and “Turn Off the Light” in the early 2000s, Furtado became famous.
It wasn’t easy for Furtado on his way to becoming famous, though. In a recent interview, she talked about the hard times she had, such as the harsh airbrushing she had to deal with in the beginning of her work. She said that her skin was lightened and her hips were cut down in shots, which made her feel bad about herself.
Furtado’s life events led her to write songs like “Powerless,” which are about how people lose their identity when they become famous. Even with these problems, she is thankful for her journey and says that her strong family support and hard-working team helped her get through the business.
Furtado came back to the music scene with a new record after a break to focus on her family. This caused a lot of people to talk about how she looks again. Some fans have said nice things about her natural beauty and curves, but others have said bad things about her weight gain.
People have different opinions, which has led to a discussion about how society is too focused on weight and beauty standards. Furtado’s fans have defended her, saying that she looks beautiful and that gaining weight is a normal part of life. Her change is a lesson that beauty comes in all shapes and sizes as Furtado keeps telling the world about her music and life.
