Regretting the Decision
In the December issue of British Vogue, SZA candidly shared her thoughts on the Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL) procedure she underwent. The singer, known for her hit song “Snooze,” admitted, “I’m so mad I did that dumb thing.” She described the decision as a significant mistake, especially since it came from not achieving her desired results through exercise.
Impact of the Procedure
At 35, SZA acknowledged that she gained significant weight during the recovery period. “It was so dumb,” she reflected, “but who cares? You got a BBL, and you realize you didn’t need to die for it.” She concluded that the procedure was “truly unnecessary” and recognized the importance of focusing on more meaningful aspects of life.
The Importance of Mental Health
The singer emphasized the critical value of mental health, saying, “I need to reclaim my mental well-being.” She pointed out that self-care isn’t just about physical appearance but also about emotional and mental balance. “Wherever you go, you’re still there,” she added, highlighting the need to find internal contentment.
Embracing Her Body and Self-Love
Despite her regrets, SZA expressed pride in her appearance. “But I love myself. Don’t get me wrong. My butt looks great,” she shared. She appreciated her unique style and praised her natural beauty, emphasizing gratitude for her body. While SZA acknowledged her past reservations, she remained open to the possibility of undergoing more cosmetic procedures in the future. “If I want to, I’ll do more of it,” she remarked, demonstrating a balanced and open attitude toward body modifications despite lingering regrets.
Reflections in Her Music
SZA has addressed her perspective on body image in her music, particularly in her song “SOS” from the album of the same name. In the track, she humorously and confidently referred to her transformation, singing, “That ass so fat, it looks natural, it’s not.” This line reflects her ability to reconcile her experiences with humor and authenticity.
Accepting Change and Growing
SZA’s openness about her experiences with BBL, from regret to embracing her body, underscores her belief that self-care is not merely an aesthetic choice but a holistic journey toward satisfaction and mental well-being. Her candid reflections inspire others to prioritize their health, confidence, and self-love.
