Miss Universe Australia Moraya Wilson Shares Swimsuit Photo From Vietnam

Sydney Sweeney is gracing the cover of Women’s Health in her swimsuit. The Euphoria star shows off her incredibly fit figure in a two-piece bathing suit on the December cover of the fitness magazine. In the accompanying interview, the actress, who is promoting her upcoming film Anyone But You, reveals all of the physical and mental health habits she lives by. She also shares a swimsuit video from Australia. Read on to hear how she stays so fit.

Victoria Silvstedt is feeling festive in her swimsuit. In a recent social media post the model shows off her incredible body in a red hot bathing suit, while spending the holidays in the tropics. “Love X-mas on the Beach,” she captioned the Instagram post, eliciting a major response from her followers. “Beauty,” commented one of her followers, while several others added fire emojis. How does Victoria approach health and wellness? Celebwell rounded up her top lifestyle habits.

Bebe Rexha is lighting social media on fire in her swimsuit. In a new social media post the Blue singer shows off her famous curves in a black bathing suit while vacationing in Asia. “Singapore is a dream,” she captioned the series of Instagram snaps. “HOTTTT,” commented James Charles. “Body is bodying,” added Sonny Kiss. Many other followers simply added fire emojis. How does the 34-year-old approach diet and exercise? Celebwell rounded up her top health habits.

Ariella Nyssa is sharing an important message with her followers. In a new social media post, the influencer shows off her gorgeous body while trying to get an important point across. “These are the reasons I think it’s OKAY to comment on someone else’s weight ……” she says in the video, staring blankly to insinuate there is no reason you should ever comment on someone’s weight. “I can still remember all of the times that someone close to me or even a stranger has commented on my weight. For some reason, it really stuck with me,” she continues in the caption. “I remember when one of my friends told me they think I have cankles. I remember when a friend told me to stop eating because they were just “looking out” for me. I remember when I got my first comment on social media telling me to go to the gym. I remember a boy not liking me back and telling people it was because I was chubby. These are things that are always going to stick with us. Words have depth. They hurt. So I urge you to never comment on anyone else’s weight or body. And if someone has said something to you that has stuck around, let’s let it all go together. These words are meaningless. Our bodies are important. They are way more then the words people try to place on them,” she says. Here is everything you need to know about her approach to health, fitness, and self-love.