Loose Women’s Nadia Sawalha strips down to her ‘saggy bra’ and ‘baggy pants’ in a fun, festive transformation clip
She’s known for her funny Instagram videos, where she poke fun at celebrities like Kim Kardashian.
And Nadia Sawalha stripped down to her bra and pants as she posed for her latest Instagram post on Sunday.
The Loose Women star, 58, showed off her curves in a pair of nude trousers and a pink bra before changing into a dazzling festive outfit.
Revealing: Nadia Sawalha stripped down to her bra and pants as she posed for her latest candid Instagram post on Sunday
The presenter changed into a shimmering plunging gold dress with a black belt that accentuated her waist.
Nadia’s husband Mark showed his support by suggesting how to pose for the camera.
She captioned the clip: “Eat your hearts out of influencers of the world I’m just so freaking good at it!
‘Flawless. The transition from big pants and a saggy bra girl to a party girl! woo-hoo!’
Wow! The presenter changed into a shimmering plunging gold dress with a black belt that accentuated her waist
She captioned the clip: “Eat your hearts Out Influencer of the World I’m just so freaking good at it!”
Nadia copied Kim Kardashian in a video a month earlier, showing off her curves in black lace lingerie and a mesh bodysuit.
The Loose Women star, who has previously parodied Kardashian, stood in her dressing room wearing the black fishnet gown while mimicking her voice.
Kim was heard saying, “These catsuits I always wear as a lining, under my dresses if it’s a long sleeve dress, even under a jumpsuit itself because it really grabs you and sucks you in with that power mesh.
The KUWTK star said: “It has a zip closure at the back and a pee hole so you don’t have to take it off as often.”
As Kim spoke, Nadia modeled her own garment while mocking her video by mimicking her voice.
Looking good: The Loose Women star, 58, showed off her curves in a pair of nude trousers and a pink bra before changing into a dazzling festive outfit
Earlier this year, she was inspired by Kardashian’s SKIMS ads for another hilarious Instagram clip.
The presenter stripped down to black lingerie to recreate Kardashian’s lingerie ads, which detailed the support she received from her strapless bra.
Known for her hilarious recreations of Kardashian’s sexy Instagram posts, Nadia previously emulated the star’s sizzling snap with a makeshift bikini made of dog poop bags, cling wrap and gaffer tape.
Bombshell: The star has become known for her hilarious recreations of Kim’s sexy Instagram posts and last month mimicked the star’s sizzling snap wearing a makeshift bikini
Nadia broke down in tears on Thursday’s Loose Women as she revealed she has been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
ADHD is a mental illness with symptoms such as difficulty concentrating, hyperactivity and impulsive behavior.
Nadia broke down in tears after viewers were shown a clip of her ADHD journey on the show.
Tough time: Loose Women’s Nadia Sawalha broke down in tears after detailing her ADHD diagnosis on Thursday’s show, which had led to compulsive eating and low self-esteem
About her assessment, she said: “There are so many things in my life that I want to forgive myself after the diagnosis.
“When you scratch the surface there is low self-esteem, but I’m doing an amazing job of holding myself up. What I’m really struggling with is not being able to drive.
“Compulsive eating is a big part of ADHD, you have an addictive personality. People with ADHA have a shorter lifespan.’
But Nadia said she’s glad she’s getting the right help now, saying: “I’ve started the medication and I’m feeling so much better now.”
WHAT IS ADHD?
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a behavioral disorder defined by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity.
It affects about five percent of children in the US. About 3.6 percent of boys and 0.85 percent of girls suffer from it in the UK.
Symptoms typically appear at an early age and become more apparent as a child grows. This can also include:
- Constant fidgeting
- Bad concentration
- Excessive movement or talking
- Act without thinking
- Little or no sense of danger
- careless mistake
- forgetfulness
- Difficulty organizing tasks
- Inability to listen or carry out instructions
Most cases are diagnosed between the ages of six and 12. Adults can also suffer from it, but there is less research on this.
The exact cause of ADHD is unclear, but it is thought to be due to genetic mutations that affect a person’s brain function and structure.
Premature babies and those with epilepsy or brain damage are at greater risk.
ADHD is also linked to anxiety, depression, insomnia, Tourette’s disease and epilepsy.
There is no cure.
A combination of medication and therapy is usually recommended to relieve symptoms and make everyday life easier.
Source: NHS selection