Bella Hadid, stunning, gorgeous, beautiful, graceful
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Anonymous
| She is amazing in that she struggles with serious Lyme disease. If you’ve never known someone who didn’t get diagnosed in a timely fashion, you can’t imagine what it takes some days to get out of bed and keep weight on and stay psychologically healthy. |
Anonymous
| Poor thing! She has lyme disease and we need her to get out of bed every morning! I've never met anyone who had to get out of bed every morning despite being sick. I am going to really admire her for having Lyme disease and showing up to be a model and not missing any of her plastic surgery appointments |
Anonymous
xoxo |
Anonymous
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Yup. She has striking features with a perfect physique. Also, how does she keep her skin looking flawless? |
Anonymous
| Every time I see her face it takes me back to the 80s movie The Dark Crystal. |
Anonymous
| I have nothing to say about this random celebrity. Does she have a paid shill or obsessed fan who keeps trying to make us talk about her? |
Anonymous
Just like us, mortals: filters and photoshop. 
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Anonymous
Um.. she looks beautiful in this photograph. She has no make up on here whatsoever. |
Anonymous
But the claim was that her skin is flawless. Do you need a list of visible flaws here? She in fact has make up in this picture and you know it. Metallic burgundy lipstick, rust color eyeliner and uneven eyeshadow. She has some blush applied all the way to her temples. She can be beautiful (sure! with plastic surgery). |
Anonymous
She doesn’t look pretty to me at all. She looks like an alien without the green skin. |
Anonymous
| Why does she look so emaciated? Why can’t someone give this woman a hoagie? |
Anonymous
How do you know she never missed any of her plastic surgery appointments? |
Anonymous
You think she did? |
Anonymous
NO makeup? Surely you jest. |
Anonymous
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She really is the gift that keeps on giving.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-13825281/bella-hadid-doctors-warn-health-ritual.html Last month, US supermodel Bella Hadid, 27, launched Picklesecco, a 'gut-healthy, postbiotic potion' that claims to support digestion and the nervous system, balance the gut microbiome and 'conjure clarity and vision'. 'Immunity, digestive health and gorgeous skin – I don't know what more you could need,' she added. Yet experts speaking to The Mail on Sunday have warned that postbiotics are not the health hack admirers may think they are – and, if consumed in large amounts, could even cause chronic diarrhoea. 'Would I take them? Absolutely not,' said Dr Christopher Stewart, professor of human microbiome research at Newcastle University. 'If someone has a balanced diet, they'll already be producing all these things, so why mess up that healthy ecosystem? 'I would encourage people to think critically about some of these products.' |