Charlotte Dawson strips off to a bikini as she tells fans ‘I'm chunky but I'm happy'
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CHARLOTTE Dawson today stripped off to a bikini, as she boldly told fans, "I'm chunky but I'm happy".
Popular reality star Charlotte, 32 has been very open and honest about her weight journey since giving birth to her third child.
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Charlotte Dawson stripped off to a yellow bikini
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The reality star embraced her curves
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Fans praised Charlotte for her body confident video
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The star has been honest about her weight journey since welcoming her third child
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Charlotte, who gave birth to her baby girl Gigi in March, was seen dancing in a yellow bikini as she showed off her natural figure.
In the TikTok video, which was to promote her Dawsylicious Tanning range, the yummy mummy looked happy and relaxed.
Alongside the clip, Charlotte wrote: "PS yes I know I'm chunkeh but funkeh but im appeh x this is your sign to show you to wear that damn bikini x [sic]."
Fans immediately praised Charlotte for her honest post, with one writing: "Looking amazing!"
Another added: "You are my queen!"
A third said: "Looking great girl!"
Charlotte recently shared a throwback bikini photo alongside a current snap, as she opened up about her weight journey.
Writing next to the snaps, she said: "When the bikini you packed doesn't fit! Was totally gutted (literally!) to discover my fave holiday bikini doesn't fit any more hahaha but surely I should of knew.
"This one's always been a banker for me cos it (usually) covers ma belleh. But when you're post partrum from babay no 3 there's just a bit too much jelleh on the belleh!! But that's ok."
She continued: "Like I said the other week I am literally the biggest I've ever been now. A whole stone heavier than I was after Noah & Jude.
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"Nothing in my wardrobe fits me any more. But I'm definitely getting back into my Belleh Blaster plan - just gently on the exercise but starting by following the diet plan.
"Adding an extra 500 calories a day though because I'm still breast feeding. (Before the trolls start)."
The reality TV star also recently opened up about being targeted by vile trolls - who have left her in tears.
On a recent podcast, she got emotional and said: "I'm really low at the moment. I'm really up and down. I've been crying, I'm constantly upset and feeling like… thinking about things, worrying.
"I'm trying to be positive, but... I've really been struggling, the last few weeks and days and stuff."
Speaking about trolls, she said: "Like, the things that they're saying to me, it's just awful, and I don't want to give them what they want."
Charlotte, the daughter of legendary stand-up comedian Les Dawson, has tracked the ups and downs of her pregnancy and birth.
Charlotte has been engaged to Matt Sarsfield since 2020, and together they share two sons and a baby daughter.
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