Gym babe bares natural body to show how fake and filtered reality TV is

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body positive champion has warned youngsters that what they see on shows like Love Island does not reflect real life.Fitness coach Molly Ava is popular for posting Instagram photos taken one minute apart.And she is calling for influencers to be more authentic online and for reality TV to be more inclusive. READ MORE: 'Trolls called me fat for posting real body pics – but I have tips to defy them' That's because Molly believes girls as young as 14 are being pressured to change their bodies to live up to what they are exposed to on screen.Speaking with us, the 23-year-old said: “Every year Love Island say it is going to be different and they say they will have more people who look this or that way and then they have token individuals or someone who looks more like a normal human being and less like a barbie doll and that is them done for the year.“I don’t think that’s a big enough step to make the change.

You are giving them brand new clothes and all the makeup you could want and they are getting their nails done once a week and it's not a reflection of reality.”Molly, from Bournemouth, also called for celebs and influencers to promote more body positivity.But she did acknowledge that there was nothing wrong with showing your best side on social media.She said: “It’s a tricky one.

Everyone has the absolute right to post their favourite photo or look through hundreds and pick one.“But for me the line is choosing the photo and then adding filters on to everything.

You are paying for 10 filter subscriptions a month and use apps to warp the way you look.“So I do think there needs to be more authenticity, particularly with the big influencers and celebrities and reality TV stars.“I am sure they feel pressure to look a certain.