She is unapologetic about her size (New York magazine recently declared hers a "post-fat state of mind"), and it hasn't stopped her making magazine covers around the world.
The other half are designed for "Jennifer," who feels great about her size.
She was always a bit self-conscious about her size and shape.
She had a few hang-ups about her size, but never saw that as a reason not to be able to do yoga.
In London, where she played Eva Perón in the 2006 revival of "Evita" that took her from unknown to sensation, great writerly phrases about her size were tossed out in the press: "Shoulders narrow as a bar of hotel soap," "five foot nothing half feral child," "ineradicably tiny".
"She's always, always been insecure about her size.
She saw the boy, about her size, standing in the corner across from her.
She admitted to him it was because she was self-conscious about her size.
Although Mindy Kaling occasionally makes self-deprecating remarks about her size, she owns her size on The Mindy Project.
At every turn, however, she's faced criticism about her size ― be it pressure to lose or gain weight.
