‘Anyone else bored?’ Malin Andersson wears thong lingerie to dance at home as she promotes body positivity
She’s a keen advocate of body positivity and Malin Andersson was practising what she preaches on Instagram on Tuesday.
The 27-year-old looked stunning as she slipped on a sporty thong underwear set by Tommy Hilfiger as she showed off her dance moves.
She showed off her golden skin and incredible body as she pranced around her house amid the coronavirus lockdown.
‘Anyone else bored?’ Malin Andersson wore thong lingerie to dance at home in a new Instagram video as she promoted body positivity on Tuesday
Showing off her sexy bod: Malin received over 40,000 views and rising for her post
Malin captioned the image with the words: ‘Bored at home? Same’ and received over 40,000 views.
Her post comes as it was reported that the lockdown restrictions could go on until the end of the year, to some extent.
Tories have suggested Boris Johnson is ‘frightened’ of taking chances with the deadly virus after his own close call, despite fears the economic havoc might prove even more damaging to public health.
Worries: Her post comes as it was reported that the lockdown restrictions could go on until the end of the year, to some extent
What a woman: Malin likes to normalise real female bodies to help others feel good about themselves
Helping others: Malin’s post comes after she revealed that she’s returned to her previous job as a carer for the elderly and terminally ill, after feeling a ‘void’ while away from the sector
There are reports Mr Johnson’s close circle has stopped using the phrase ‘exit strategy’ and instead wants to signal a ‘next phase’ of lockdown, with varying levels of restrictions set to continue for the rest of the year until the outbreak dwindles altogether.
Malin’s post comes after she revealed that she’s returned to her previous job as a carer for the elderly and terminally ill, after feeling a ‘void’ while away from the sector.
The beauty took to Twitter to make the revelation last week while declaring she felt compelled to help out during the COVID-19 pandemic.
She wrote: ‘So I’ve decided to return to my former job as a carer throughout this horrible period. For those that don’t know I became a carer for the elderly/palliative care after my mum died and it brought me so much satisfaction’
Adding: ‘I can’t sit at home on my own anymore knowing I have training within the sector. My heart hurts for them, and if I can give something more then what I’m doing – then I am satisfied’
She concluded: ‘But with all of that something is still missing-that’s me sat here healthy knowing I can do more. Giving to others fills a void that material things can never bring’
She wrote: ‘So I’ve decided to return to my former job as a carer throughout this horrible period. For those that don’t know I became a carer for the elderly/palliative care after my mum died and it brought me so much satisfaction.
‘I can’t sit at home on my own anymore knowing I have training within the sector. My heart hurts for them, and if I can give something more then what I’m doing – then I am satisfied.’
She added: ‘I’m blessed to be able to work from home and that I’m financially free. I have a roof over my head.I have food.
‘But with all of that something is still missing-that’s me sat here healthy knowing I can do more. Giving to others fills a void that material things can never bring.’
Lockdown: Malin gave fans a peek inside her home as she worked her magic in front of the camera
Chic: She has decorated with a grey, pink and white theme throughout her home