Thali García In A Bathing Suit After Removing Breast Implants

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

A few days after the actress Michelle Renaud revealed her decision to remove her breast implants to the entire world, the Mexican artist Thalí García used her Instagram account to tell her followers that she had undergone surgery to remove the body from her implants.

"Almost 10 years ago I made the decision to have breast implants because like many I was a victim of the beauty standards that are sold to us everywhere, apart from many they suggested that I would have more work if 'my image improved'", the actress began explaining., who like Renaud has suffered significant damage to his body due to implants.

After the letter, Thalí chose not to publish anything else on his networks … until a few days ago. García, who has participated in successful Telemundo soap operas such as Silvana sin lana and El señor de los cielos, reappeared on Instagram wearing a swimsuit and reporting on her current state of health.

"I lasted 10 years with the implants and the last 3 years of my life were a nightmare," Thalí is heard saying in the clip he published last Sunday. "I wanted to raise my voice for all those women who, like me, suffered from this horrible disease, I do not wish it on anyone."

In addition to the recording, the actress shared images in a bathing suit and where she shows the results of her body 'naturally'.

"If you have implants and you feel 'weird', see a doctor soon," the actress recommended.

A while back, Thalí received countless criticism for her new hair style. "How horrible, you look like a boy" and what did you do to your hair? You had it beautiful. I do not like your current look, "were some of the comments that netizens came to publish on the actress' social networks.

Thalí shared several images of the hurtful messages he has received. Some users not only criticized her hair but also told her that she was "getting chubby."

In a last message, García expressed: “if they think that because we are public people, they have the right to humiliate or offend, they are very wrong. With what moral quality do you write to someone giving an opinion that they did not ask for? As I told you a few weeks ago, I know who I am and I don't need anyone's approval.”