David Hasselhoff’s Husky Daughter Empowers Herself

Fat is being forced upon us ladies and gentlemen. Women who wobble when they walk from excessive weight are here to tell men what they should like. Having an attraction to a woman of normal weight is sexist. Ask these hefty women if they’re into hefty men and they would make the same face of disgust as if you had just offered them a garden salad. The mental gymnastics large women use to justify their entitlement would make Gabby Douglas look like an amateur. David Hasselhoff’s daughter Hayley Hasselhoff stripped down to her underwear for a photoshoot and I’m still trying to figure out how it wasn’t classified as sexual harassment. There was no consent given to her to post these photos on the internet without proper warning. When your stems look like sausage casings stop assuming everyone wants a piece. 

David Hasselhoff‘s daughter Hayley is making a name for herself as a curvy model, and she stuns in a new, sultry photoshoot for the body positive magazine SLiNK.

Hayley, 25, said the shoot helped her embrace her body.

“Having our cover shoot be in lingerie was a very empowering moment for myself,” she told the magazine. “During this shoot, I was empowered to wear lingerie and love all of my body’s flaws in that moment.”

The model is encouraging women to gain that same appreciation for their body.

“We as women need to love our bodies for all that they give us, not only what they show,” she said. “We all have moments of doubt in our body but we must rise above and love our bodies for all that they are.”

I’m assuming the magazine that requested to shoot her chose the name SLiNK because overeater’s digest was just too upfront. Outside of those that are into a fat fetish, no one actually enjoys looking at women in Lane Bryant lingerie. She’s not hot she’s heavy. True empowerment can be found in a gym membership and understanding that just because french fries come from potatoes doesn’t mean they can still be classified as a vegetable.  

Photo Credit: Pacific Coast News/SLINK