Victoria Monet will not allow any change in her body to stop stop them from embracing their beauty!
On Tuesday, the “On My Mama” singer posted a picture of it on her Instagram Story Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio, California, and opens up about the changes she’s noticed in her body.
“Well I’ve gained a lot of weight and it’s reached a lot of places lol,” she wrote alongside a photo from her set during the festival’s second weekend.
Monét continued her post by sharing all the places where she noticed the weight gain and used the moment to talk about a health issue.
“Face, arms, stomach and most effectively…data ass**,” she quipped.
“I’m usually so critical and frustrated about it because PCOS has really messed me up, but optimistically, at least there are two moons on stage now,” she said, referencing the cutouts and moon placement on her stage setup.
According to the Mayo Clinic“Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a hormonal problem that occurs during the reproductive years. If you have PCOS, you may not have your period very often or your period may last for many days. You may also have too much of it.” With PCOS, many small, fluid-filled cysts called follicles form on the outer edge of the ovary. “
That same day, the “How Does It Make You Feel” singer shared a BTS-themed video celebrating her time at the music festival (and rocking the cutout chaps).
“Damn Coachella 🏜️ I loved you and you loved me right back. Thank you!!! 🥂 we had the time of our lives 📸 @tyler_acremedia,” she wrote.
The singer is having a brilliant year, She secured her first three GRAMMY winnerswhile her and her partner John Gaines’ daughter, three-year-old Hazel, secured her own nominations.
“Coastin’” takes place in March. Singer spoke to ET and opened up to living in the moment and accepting all positive changes.
“It really feels like God’s perfect plan,” she told ET. “When I thought it was time, it wasn’t time, and now it’s time and I’m just happy to be here. I want to keep the momentum going, make everyone excited and proud and do the right thing with the light.”
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