Julianne Hough, a professional dancer and actress, is stunning on the inside and out. Throughout her career, the former Dancing With the Stars judge has kept up her powerful physique. She naturally always looks stunning in a bikini, and her followers are well aware of this.
Over the years, the blonde beauty has been seen several times lounging by a beach or a pool, either with family and friends or while filming a movie. Julianne and co-star Diego Boneta were pictured in 2011 working on a scene for the musical adaption Rock of Ages.
The performers worked on a cheesy yet endearing sequence between Sherrie and Drew on a California beach since they were playing the leads Sherrie and Drew. And because she was a professional dancer, Julianne always showed off her six-pack when she went through the water or lay on the sand.
However, as she said in an August 2015 interview with Yahoo! Life, the Footloose actress is not always “100 percent confident with [her] physique.”
“There are still times when I look in the mirror and thank Grandma for giving me my thighs,” she said. Julianne volunteered. “However, it’s all in your brain at the same time.
Your body will love you back if you take care of it. When you look at yourself, you might spend all day picking flaws in the images. As a result, I’ve had to train myself to look at a photo and think, “That’s a fantastic image overall,” rather than, “Do I look good in it?
She continued, saying she wanted “girls to realize they have the ability inside them to be happy and to feel amazing.” Safe Haven’s star.
The professional dancer has to deal with the demands of body image that come with athleticism and, obviously, celebrity, even when she occasionally has free time.
In an interview with Shape magazine in August 2021, Julianne talked openly about how taxing her active way of life had been.
As a former dancer and athlete, the choreographer remarked, “I guess what I’ve discovered over the years is that there has always been such an emphasis on performance and a flawless physique and all of those things, but I really never allowed myself the time to heal and to recuperate.”
Despite the challenges, Julianne said she is “now able to focus on [her] body’s regeneration,” which has “helped expand [her] mind in a manner because there’s nothing like being in pain physically to the point where it affects [your] belief system of what’s possible.”
She said at the time, “So, if we take care of our body, our mind grows healthier.” “When we look after our minds, our bodies improve.”
