Paloma Faith ’embraces her cellulite’ in a skintight cut out unitard

Paloma Faith proudly showed off her ‘cellulite’ on Sunday as she encouraged fans to post their own body positivity videos. 

The singer, 41, took to Instagram to share a fun video dancing around in a skintight unitard as she shook her legs in front of the camera. 

The mother-of-two looked incredible in a skinight turquoise unitard with a cut out across the stomach, that she rolled up to showcase her thighs. 

Waving her arms and legs she penned: ‘Let’s embrace our cellulite and get this trending peoples!!!!’

She added the hashtags: ‘#workingmum #postpartumbody #ivfjourney #bodyimage #loveyourself #insecurities #girlpower #womanpower #cellulite #celluliteisnormal.’ 

While she delighted many followers with the post, not everyone was impressed, with some followers commenting that they couldn’t actually see any cellulite on the singer. 

Loving life: The singer, 41, took to Instagram to share a fun video dancing around in a skintight unitard as she shook her legs in front of the camera

Wiggle: Waving her arms and legs she penned: ‘Let’s embrace our cellulite and get this trending peoples!!!!’

Paloma has two daughters, aged five and 20 months, with partner Leyman Lahcine, and has spoken candidly about her struggles with her post-partum figure. 

The couple began dating in early 2013 and are said to have married secretly in 2017.

However, rumours of a split have swirled as the pair no longer follow each other on Instagram, and at the start of the year the singer and actress announced that she was in the middle of a personal life crisis.

End of an era? Paloma has daughters, five and 20 months, with partner Leyman Lahcine, yet rumours of a split have swirled as the pair no longer follow each other on Instagram

Earlier this year, Paloma defended her choice to keep her children ‘out of the public eye’ as she juggles her career with parenthood.

In an interview with SheerLuxe, she said: ‘I’m quite spontaneous but parenthood has taken a lot of that away. I’ve surrendered to it now, because I know having children was my choice, but I also know the notion of ‘having it all’ is a complete illusion.

Paloma explained that for mothers, balancing a career with parenting can be ’emotionally difficult’ due to ‘guilt’ and requires ‘sacrifices.’

She continued: ‘I don’t believe in gender specific toys or clothing. I mean, I don’t wear a dress every day so why shouldn’t I let my child wear what they want or play with toys they like?

‘If either of my children came to me unsure of their gender, I’d be supportive. It’s such a complicated issue, and I don’t know that I’d encourage a full sex change before the age of 21, but I’d want to encourage them to embrace who they are.’

Paloma added that she didn’t want to ‘perpetuate stereotypes’ as she joked that it was important for both a man and woman to hoover the home.

Doting mama: Earlier this year, Paloma defended her choice to keep her children ‘out of the public eye’ as she juggles her career with parenthood