Celebrities also have to participate in this race even if they don’t want to. Fans and journalists tend to discuss how the body of a celebrity has changed after childbirth. Interestingly, there are two possible opinions: “She’s become a mom and embraced her new body” and “She looks great, you can’t even tell that she had a baby.”

Usually, body positivity is the opposite of snapback culture. And it seems that this is the right way to think because body-positive people don’t expect a new mom to look like a model. They support new moms in all possible ways and tell them that their body looks attractive no matter whether she’s gained weight or got stretch marks, etc.

This is what happened to Rihanna, who became a mom in 2022. After a short break, the singer’s name began to appear in tabloids headlines. But the reason for this was not her professional achievements or the release of her new album, the reason was her postpartum body. And as it usually happens, some media hinted that the celebrity should get back in shape, while others praised Rihanna for her body-positivity views.

Actress Jennifer Garner also had to deal with a similar situation. The changes that her body was going through were discussed both while she was pregnant and after childbirth to the extent that one of the journalists even mistakenly decided that the actress was expecting her fourth child.

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