Dove Cameron is going braless for a good reason: to change the world as we know it.
Dove Cameron is going braless for a good reason: to change the world as we know it.
Her career took off after she starred in Disney's Liv and Maddie.
Her father passed away when she was 15-years-old, and she legally changed her name to Dove, as that was her father's nickname for her.
You can catch her in her latest movie, Descendants 3.
"I loved him like a brother, and I learned from him every day, how to be joyful, how to be resilient, how to be patient, no matter the circumstances," she told Seventeen about him.
Dove's latest selfie just proved that it's 2019 and women are still being shamed for going braless.
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She did so in an epic way by posting a #fire braless selfie on the 'gram.
Where everyone expects the stars to stay children forever, apparently.
As we've seen from the likes of Miley Cyrus, Lindsay Lohan, and Bella Thorne, they take more heat than anyone for going against the Disney cookie-cutter mold.
In the caption of her post, she shared a passage from the book Singing Woman: Voices of the Sacred Feminine.
"Our collective spirituality has largely been tainted to fit the needs of men and those in power."
"It also has an effect on the way their future partners will view them - and ultimately treat them. Our girls deserve better.”
"This is the age of the ascendant Feminine Principle. In such times as these, women are able to look at themselves with new concepts of value and brilliance."
Yassss, Dove!
Halle Berry joined the no bra club, proving that there's nothing to hide or be ashamed about.
Which, you know, is messed up.
SAME, GIRL.
"She doesn’t need to be told what to wear. She can wear what she wants," one person wrote.
And: "There is no reason at all that you should be ashamed of your body or yourself.”
"JUST STOP!!! I’ve unfollowed you because of your stupid crap!!!!"
"Take ur [expletive] bra off if you want," the actress replied
"Don't hide your natural body. People are weird. Just because it's the 'the norm' now to be ashamed of nipples or your period doesn't mean they are actually bad or embarrassing???" she wrote.
"Anyone who tells you to hide it slut-shames you or puts you down because of your gender can [expletive] RIGHT off. And I would say we should sit and explain it to them, but really, who has the time? Enjoy your life and empower others."
"I’m proud to say you are my role model because you’re always so positive and you stand up for what’s right."
Keep on keepin' it real, Dove!