"I look like the people that walk down the street. I don't have perfect boobs, I don't have zero cellulite — of course I don't — and I'm curvy. If

that is something that makes women feel empowered in any way, that's great."

"On the vacation to Cabo, I wore a bathing suit on the beach for the first time in years. Usually I'm just petrified. A couple of years ago someone zoomed

in on my cellulite and it was so mean. I took it really personally."

"It's horrible - they'll show celebrities with cellulite and it's like, 'Of course celebrities have cellulite! We're not fem-bots!'"

"I have cellulite. So what! I've never claimed to be perfect. It's crazy anyone should assume that just because you're in the spotlight, you're flawless. Sometimes I pig out and

I still feel great, and think, 'That was so worth it!' That's how I feel a lot of the time. I think, 'See this little dimple of cellulite here? It was

so worth it for that cookies 'n' cream ice cream!'"

"I felt free once I realized I was never going to fit in the mold that society wanted me to fit in. I'm never going to be perfect enough for

an industry that defines perfection from the outside in ... rolls, curves, cellulite - all of it. I love every part of me."

"My breasts are saggy, I've got cellulite, my hips are bigger, but I love it."

"I've always had a butt, and I want to keep it - cellulite and all. I'm not perfect, but I love my curves."

"...Me, honestly, I've got cellulite. I'm just hiding it."

"I have cellulite. I have stretch marks. My breasts aren't what they were before breastfeeding two children."

"Barbie should make dolls with cellulite! After all, around 95% of ALL women have it!"

"I have a belly. And I have cellulite. And I still deserve love."

"I obviously have plenty of imperfections on my body, but I'd rather have a little bit of cellulite and go do a food trip and try every ice cream place

in the South."

"I've had my cellulite circled, when Dax and I were in Hawaii. When I saw it I started to sweat, going, 'Oh, my gosh, someone doesn't like me.' Then the more

I looked at the pic, I thought, 'I look great!' I'm sorry for having human legs, made of muscle, skin and fat. Oops. Like I should be apologizing for that!

If I had an extra pound on me, forgive me, but I was happy enough with the picture that I was like, 'I like my body. I have cellulite. Deal

with it.' I'm not doing thigh commercials. I'm an actress."