Hey guys, welcome back to season 7 of PLT Behind Close Doors. I'm your host, Nataliri,

and it's the beginning of the year, and a lot of us would have set those new years fitness

resolutions, and maybe given up on them by now. If that's you, I just want to give you

a huge shout out and say, Hun, give yourself a break, you are perfect the way you are. This

week we felt we could all do some body positivity and self love inspo, and we couldn't think

of anyone more likely to bring this than the gorgeous Sunni Turner. So here she is.

Hi, Natalie. Welcome to the PLT podcast, babe, she's here. Finally, oh god. We're doing

this. It may be remotely, we might not be in person, but we're doing it babe. How have

you been? I mean, you know, ask that this can be as best as possible, you know, we're getting

through it. We're quite actually privileged that we can, you know, just isolate at home.

So can't complain. Oh well, it's so good to have you here. Thank you very much for joining

us. Now Sunni, you've seen firsthand how body image can spot debate in the media. And

one of the most recognisable things you've spoken about is having to prove your plus,

yeah, which is crazy. So let's just start there. What is all of that about? Just explain

that to me. Well, I feel like the fashion industry and then like the real world are completely

different in terms of how they view bodies. So I guess, you know, the 10 plus size is,

is, you know, is what the fashion industry uses to technically describe anyone who's

over a size 10, which we know in the real world, that any like a size 10 size, whatever

is not for size. But you know, the fashion industry has its own ways and you know, it has

its ways of dividing people and layering people. And I guess that's just one of them.

And I've seen you make so many like, I remember one of your TikToks that really sticks my

memory, a TikTok video that you made where you're literally holding up like your gene size,

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