Former Sunrise co-host Melissa Doyle, who is no stranger to the spotlight due to her long career in the public eye, has recently spoken out about the negative impact of social media on self-esteem. In an Instagram post, she highlighted the damaging effects of toxic online messaging around beauty, particularly on young girls. Doyle called for a national inquiry into body image standards in Australia, partnering with Dove and the Butterfly Foundation. She encouraged her followers to sign the petition and work together to build healthier and more confident future generations. Doyle emphasized the importance of navigating the online world and distinguishing between what’s real and what’s not. She also acknowledged that the pressure to conform to beauty standards affects people of all ages and genders. Despite facing scrutiny and online bullying herself, Doyle expressed empathy for celebrities who constantly face commentary on their appearance and bodies. She emphasized the need for adults to set a respectful and positive example for children, teaching them to respect diversity and treat others kindly. Doyle admitted that she sometimes struggles with separating “Instagram versus Reality” even as an adult and empathizes with teenagers who are still figuring out their identity. She received positive feedback from fans for raising awareness about negative beauty messaging, with many expressing gratitude for shedding light on the issue.
Melissa Doyle from Former Sunrise fame reveals her reaction to a ‘quite alarming’ discovery, inspiring her to take a stance
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