Érika Zapata revealed if she had thought about having surgery
Recently the communicator shared through her account Twitter a reflection on beauty and self-love where he revealed that in the past he had considered going under the knife.
“When I was little, I thought that the solution was to grow up, get money to have surgery, feel very pretty and that way people would accept me more. But after time I realized that I love who I am regardless of whether they accept it or not. What I have achieved, I have used to learn more”, were the words of the famous reporter.
It should be noted that this is not the first time that Érika Zapata has spoken about this topic, since in the past she revealed that when she was younger and in her university days she often did not feel like a pretty woman and that in fact it had taken her a long time to build that self-love.
In fact, in several interviews, he has spoken about his insecurities in the past, mentioning that he did not feel comfortable with his physique, nor with his way of expressing himself. An idea that was even reinforced by other people who suggested that he change his way of being.
“I didn’t like my height, my voice, I said, ‘Jesus, how do I get rid of this voice?’” he recalled on occasion.
However, the woman from Antioquia now thinks differently and seeks to share her experience with other women who may experience these feelings and insecurities.
Compliments in networks for Érika Zapata
The journalist’s publication aroused many reactions on social networks where Internet users took the opportunity to express their admiration and affection to Zapata:
“Oh, but what was going to be operated on? You are very, very beautiful”, “You are very beautiful, pretty, you have very good self-esteem, so much that you love yourself inside and out, money comes and goes, the only thing left in this life is to have self-love, to love yourself, to be happy, with much or little that you have, meanwhile the rest comes by itself”, “A mature and self-confident woman thinks like this, congratulations, you understood everything. There is no such thing as a natural and modest woman”, were some of the messages for the paisa.