Pregnant Ashley Graham dances in underwear for body positivity TikTok

Pregnant Ashley Graham dances in underwear for body positivity TikTok

With her baby bulge, Ashley Graham is bopping.

On Monday, the 33-year-old pregnant supermodel sent a message of self-love by dancing in her underwear for an inspiring TikTok.

She lip-synced along with the TikTok music while striking a variety of postures and twerking for the camera, saying, "You look good, don't change."

“And today's affirmation is...” the actress, who seemed to film the video in her backyard, captioned the body-positive footage.

For the video, she wore a black lace bra and matching underwear, eventually revealing her baby bump by taking down her high-waisted pants.

Graham paired her skin-baring look with a rainbow chain necklace and controversial footwear: camouflage-printed Crocs.

“Yes!” said one commenter in response to her recent honest material. Real Bodies has no filters or blurring! Rather of loathing [sic] our bodies, we should love them.”

Another wrote, "Saving this for the next time I wear an outfit I'm nervous about," while a third added, "The definition of pregnant glow is Ashley Graham thank you bye."

Graham revealed that she and her husband, Justin Ervin, are expecting their second child on Instagram earlier this month. Isaac, their 18-month-old son, is the couple's first child, whom they welcomed in January 2020.

She captioned her news, "The past year has been filled with little surprises, great griefs, familiar beginnings, and news stories." “I'm only now starting to think about and enjoy what this next chapter means for us.”

Graham is no stranger to getting honest on social media, whether it's about accepting stretch marks or body hair. Her most recent video comes only a month after she posted a naked picture on
Instagram, asking supporters to "enjoy the flesh you're in."

During her first pregnancy, the body positivity champion was honest with her fans, subsequently speaking up about how her body altered post-baby.

Last August, she told Elle, "When I look at my new stretch marks and the transformations that my body has gone through, it reminds me that, as women, we're all superheroes."