Actresses with a perfect figure can drive you crazy. Many of us do not know to what extent these celebrities go so as to get the perfect figure! Long, lean legs, perfect curves and shape is what all female celebrities desire for! From hitting the gym to dieting, these celebrities do anything and everything to stay in shape and look stunning. However, with the advent of curvy and bootylicious celebs like Sonakshi Sinha , Parineeti Chopra etc, these days, plump actresses are also doing the round.

Accusation: The queen of curves was criticized when an unretouched image from a photoshoot was leaked showing cellulite and a few extra inches that the final picture didn't have. Response: She fired back on her blog saying, "I'm proud of my body and my curves and this picture coming out is probably helpful for everyone to see that just because I am on the cover of a magazine doesn't mean I'm perfect. Response: Said the actress , "Sure, I'd be happier with 10 pounds off—wouldn't every woman? But when I looked at pictures of myself I thought I looked beautiful. I didn't tear myself apart. The NY Times critic saying that

Pics gallery. By Daily Star. Jennifer Lopez continues to set pulses racing when she displays her curves Image: Getty Images 3 of Gemma Atkinson proudly flaunted her curves on the Strictly dance floor and has just released a fitness range for all body shapes Image: Getty Images 9 of Beyonce is famous for her sexy curvaceous legs Image: Getty Images 10 of

Hollywood is probably the only place on earth where it's acceptable for a woman who weighs pounds to be told she's fat. Luckily, more and more Hollywood starlets are proudly speaking out about staying at a healthy weight and refusing to cave to crazy body-weight demands. Hollywood actually has social media to thank for the shift in perspective. The body-positivity movement, which originated with fat women of color, spread over social media like wildfire in early While the movement certainly isn't without its problems, it has inspired a lot of female celebrities to speak up and out about the pressures to be "perfect" at all costs.