Pop singer Bebe Rexha was spotted taking a dip in the water and looked stunning in a black swimsuit.
Rexha, 34, was spending time with friends in Mykonos, enjoying the best vacation in Europe. At one point, she was scuba diving. It seemed like a well-deserved opportunity for the singer, who is known for releasing hit songs after hit songs.
The singer-songwriter just released her new single Oh, my GodWith Kylie Minogue and Tove Lo.
In addition to her hit songs like Me personallyAnd I’m fineShe has also written some hit songs for other artists such as The Monster by Eminem and Rihanna.
Despite her tremendous professional success, Rexha constantly faces difficulty online due to being mocked for her weight gain.
In 2023, the usually rather reclusive Rexha shocked fans when she posted alleged text messages from her then-boyfriend, 38-year-old producer Kian Saffari.
Rexha posted these screenshots online without any context, and they were later deleted, but they went viral on X.
The message sender commented that Rexha’s face had “changed” due to her weight gain.
“I gained 35 pounds, you obviously gained weight and your face changed? Should I pretend like it didn’t happen and that it’s okay? Come on, I gained three pounds, and you called me fat. That doesn’t mean you don’t love me.”
The text concludes with the sender suggesting that Rexha attend a therapy session or spiritual journey, but adds that he still “loves her.”
Rexha spoke about the reason behind her weight gain in the past Jennifer Hudson ShowShe revealed that she was recently diagnosed with polycystic ovary syndrome, a hormonal imbalance.
Rexha said she was “a lot thinner” before, but gained some weight due to illness, and people online were making fun of her for it.
“I’m not mad about it because it’s true, but when you see things like this, it affects you,” she explained.
“Nobody knows what someone is going through, what they’re going through in their life, so it’s kind of hard. But I feel like in 2023 – we shouldn’t be talking about people’s weight.”
In April of this year, she posted on TikTok that she found it “disturbing” when she saw that when she typed her name into the social platform’s search bar, the word “weight” appeared.
“I’m not mad because it’s true. I gained weight. But it’s very annoying. I thank all the people who love me no matter what,” she said.
“I’ve always had a weight problem. Dogs love to eat.”
