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TOWIE beauty and CBB star get behind self-esteem team Body Gossip

 

YOU'D be forgiven for thinking Jasmin Walia and Casey Batchelor are two body confident, self-assured beautiful celebs. 

But the truth is, even the gorgeous TOWIE girl and her CBB star pal have got a few hang-ups of their own. 

Jasmin Walia has admitted to having body insecurities [Flynet]

Just this week, Jasmin admitted she "hates" her nose when she told OK! Online: "No one has ever given me a hard time about it but I've always been a little insecure because of it.

"I guess everyone has something they don't like about themselves."

While Casey has revealed she's not entirely happy with her all-natural 32G boobs.

And it's because of these insecurities that the girls have jumped on board self-esteem campaign Body Gossip, who have made it their mission to bring self-esteem and body confidence to every teenager in the UK. 

Casey Batchelor is a supporter of self-esteem campaign Body Gossip [Flynet]

Alesha Dixon is keen to help young people celebrate their differences [Wenn]

"Going into schools to help teens is amazing as it raises awareness which gives the students confidence that they're not alone," the Essex beauty said of the programme founded by Ruth Rogers and Natasha Devon back in 2006. 

"It also lets them know there are people out there to help them get through their issues and that they won't be judged if they share their problems," she added. 

Lee Ryan's former fling learnt at a young age to put less emphasis on her looks and more on who she is on the inside. 

She explained: "I went to a performing arts school where looks were massively important, but I learned that talent and personality are what made students shine just as much (if not more) than their aesthetics alone."

Kate Middleton is also a supporter of the Body Gossip campaign [Body Gossip]

Britain's Got Talent judge Alesha Dixon is also behind the campaign, which is supported by the Duchess of Cambridge Kate Middleton.

"It saddens me that so many people have major hang-ups about themselves and that they have become a prisoner of what society says they should look like," the singer said.  

"Being you is the best you can be, so we should celebrate our differences."

And thanks to the affectionately named self-esteem team, who have each struggled with their own issues growing up, more children will be able to do exactly that. 

Gok Wan with Body Gossip founders Ruth Rogers and Natasha Devon [Body Gossip]