Back in , when the show started, everyone fell in love with the main character Michael Scofield. However, back in a new meme appeared on the Internet that showed two pictures of Miller side by side, revealing a definite change in his body shape. After the image went viral, Wentworth Miller decided that he was not having it. The actor went on his Facebook page to declare his opinion on what was clearly fat-shaming, also stating that everyone should think twice before they judge others.
In his heartfelt message, Wentworth revealed that when the picture was taken he was living with depression, and even having suicidal thoughts. He explained that food became the only thing he was looking forward to in his day.
Call or go to their official website to live chat with a counselor. Image credits: Prison Break. Anyone can write on Bored Panda. Start writing! Follow Bored Panda on Google News! Follow us on Flipboard. This lazy panda forgot to write something about itself. I agree! But mostly I am so glad he admits to his depression and struggles with mental health.
Celebrities have no problem discussing cancer, diabetes or other health issues. Why is the brain the only organ in the body we should be ashamed of when it gets ill? I hope this actor is doing better, is happy, at peace, and well. I agree. Not everyone, of course, but a lot of people. I'm glad he shared his story and its positive, we are in dire need , as a society, of positive things in life. He still looks better than most average guys.
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Comments are welcome while open. We reserve the right to close comments at any time. Join the conversation Create account. Already have an account? Today I found myself the subject of an Internet meme. Not for the first time. This one, however, stands out from the Photos: Celebs who have been body-shamed. Singer Kelly Clarkson has seen her weight fluctuate over the years. The Internet had a great deal to say after she didn't immediately shed the weight after the birth of her daughter in Hide Caption.
After being called out for her apparent weight gain, Rihanna posted a meme showing rapper Gucci Mane at two different body weights with the caption, "If you can't handle me at my Gucci Mane you don't deserve me at m Gucci Mane. The actress said she's been having a health challenge and lost muscle tone as she's been unable to work out.
Rose is shown here with co-host Tom Bergeron and partner Maksim Chmerkovskiy. Some fans have criticized plus-size model Ashley Graham for losing weight after she posted new images on her Instagram account in July. Actress Rebel Wilson has gone a step beyond worrying about those who criticize her for her weight: She's found fame playing "Fat Amy" in the "Pitch Perfect" films.
But as proud as she is of her look, Wilson told Marie Claire U. Singer Meghan Trainor pulled the music video for her song "Me Too" after it debuted in May because her waist had been altered to make her appear thinner.
British model Iskra Lawrence had a creative, and cheeky, response this month to a commenter who called her a "fat cow" on Instagram. She posted a photo of herself wearing lingerie and surrounded by bags of potato chips, followed by a slow-motion Instagram video of her eating a chip and then making an obscene gesture to the camera.
Amy Schumer recently posted an Instagram photo that she said was of Glamour magazine including her with plus-size performers. It's not the first time she's been categorized as such.
In February , she shot back at a critic who accused her of being overweight by posing topless in her underwear. That's the truth. It's not a problem. In March, "Prison Break" star Wentworth Miller used a body-shaming meme as an opportunity to educate about depression and suicide. Actress Tia Mowry said in December that she has been the subject of negative comments on Instagram since gaining weight.
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