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Back|Fitness Influencer Cat Jane Shares Struggles with Online Criticism and Unrealistic Expectations
Fitness Influencer Cat Jane Shares Struggles with Online Criticism and Unrealistic Expectations
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BBC UK News·13.05.2026·🇬🇧United Kingdom·Salud

Fitness Influencer Cat Jane Shares Struggles with Online Criticism and Unrealistic Expectations

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Fitness influencer Cat Jane shares her struggles with online criticism over her post-baby body, highlighting the unrealistic expectations placed on new mothers by social media. Despite facing bullying for both her "saggy tummy" and being "too skinny", Jane aims to promote body positivity by sharing her imperfections.

Vicky Edmunds, a new mum, echoes the pressure felt from seeing perfected online images, while Alex Bull, a fitness studio owner, critiques the algorithm's role in showcasing unattainable standards. Bull's studio focuses on functionality over appearance, emphasizing the remarkable capabilities of the post-pregnancy body.

The article discusses the broader impact of social media on body image, with all parties agreeing on the need for more realistic representations to support new mothers' mental and physical health.

This article was originally published by BBC UK News.

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