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The reporting broadly agrees that Oberoi defended Katrina Kaif against body-shaming remarks and that fans joined in support.
Shivaleeka Oberoi publicly defended Katrina Kaif after criticism over her recent public appearance.
Oberoi pushed back on unrealistic expectations placed on mothers and said postpartum recovery can involve bloating and exhaustion.
Fans also rallied behind Katrina, slamming the critical commentary and defending her natural appearance after welcoming her first child.
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The reporting broadly agrees that Oberoi defended Katrina Kaif against body-shaming remarks and that fans joined in support.
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The coverage is supportive of Katrina Kaif and Shivaleeka Oberoi's response to body-shaming. It says Oberoi publicly defended Kaif after criticism of her recent public appearance. It also notes that Oberoi challenged unrealistic expectations placed on mothers and described postpartum recovery as involving bloating and exhaustion. Fans are described as rallying behind Kaif and defending her natural appearance after she welcomed her first child.
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Actress Shivaleeka Oberoi publicly defended Katrina Kaif against harsh social media body-shaming following Katrina's recent public appearance. Oberoi criticized the unrealistic expectations placed on mothers, emphasizing that normal postpartum recovery involves bloating and exhaustion. The report also details how fans rallied behind Katrina, slamming the critical commentary and defending her natural appearance after welcoming her first child.