MAMAMOO’s Hwasa admits taking pills to remove “thigh fat” in an emotional clip

MAMAMOO’s Hwasa admits taking pills to remove “thigh fat” in an emotional clip

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MOMOO‘S Hwasa and her recent comments on diet have become a hot topic in South Korea. Hwasa’s words on diet and body image were part of a recently released teaser for SBSthe next documentary Bodymentary: Confessions on Fat.

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The SBS documentary is set to delve into the complex relationships celebrities have with their bodies, featuring candid interviews with Hwasa and other stars.

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In the preview, Hwasa admitted to taking diet pills in an attempt to lose her thigh fat.

I lost all that fat on my thighs by taking pills and following a diet. I feel like I’ve lost the unique charm that was part of me.

— Hwasa from MAMAMOO

[12월 8일 예고]    Kim Wan-seon
| SBS HISTORY/YouTube

Her raw honesty about the pressures to conform to beauty standards highlights the personal struggles many idols face behind the scenes. Despite being an outspoken advocate for self-love and body positivity, Hwasa’s remarks show that even she is not immune to the harsh expectations placed on public figures.

I was overwhelmed with guilt, anger and many other emotions.

— Hwasa from MAMAMOO

[12월 8일 예고]    Kim Wan-seon
| SBS HISTORY/YouTube

Other stars featured in the teaser shared their own struggles. Jun Hyo Seong reflected on the intense pressure to maintain a certain look for the camera, while So you he jokingly discussed his belly fat. However, it was Hwasa’s vulnerable revelations about the guilt and emotional turmoil she experienced during her diet journey that stood out the most.

As someone widely admired for her confidence and unapologetic individuality, Hwasa’s comments touched the hearts of fans and the public. His willingness to navigate the difficult balance between social expectations and self-acceptance sheds light on the hidden challenges of being an idol.

[12월 8일 예고]    Kim Wan-seon
| SBS HISTORY/YouTube

The upcoming documentary, which will air on December 8 at 11.05pm, is already attracting considerable interest, with Hwasa’s remarks taking center stage. Her words once again reinforce the importance of open conversations about beauty standards and mental health in the entertainment industry. You can watch the full teaser below:

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