Meet The Benjamin Button Twins Who Captured People’s Hearts

In a world obsessed with flawless beauty and filters, a growing number of famous women are breaking the illusion. From unretouched selfies to honest posts about insecurities, these stars are proving that real beauty lies in authenticity — not perfection. Here are the powerful women who are proudly showing their “imperfections” and changing the way we see beauty forever.
In 2019, comedian Amy Schumer became a mother for the first time. However, this significant change in her life did not prevent her from cracking jokes about the realities of motherhood. While many celebrities shared picture-perfect pregnancy and postpartum photos, Schumer chose to reveal the truth about the everyday life of new moms. She shared images of her C-section scar, the tedious process of breastfeeding and pumping, and other aspects of parenthood that are rarely discussed.
Schumer’s honesty and humor resonate with many new mothers experiencing the same challenges and joys of parenthood. Her posts serve as a reminder that it’s okay to share the not-so-perfect moments of motherhood and that every mother’s journey is unique.
Chrissy Teigen has been candid about her experience with stretch marks. In one of her interviews, she confessed that she is highly susceptible to them but chooses not to use any creams or treatments to remove them. She expressed disbelief that people purchase products with the promise of removing stretch marks, stating that she believes they cannot be fully erased. Instead, she has come to accept them and is “cool” with having them.
After having kidney transplant surgery, Selena Gomez showed off her scar in a photo of her wearing a swimsuit. Before this, Gomez was reluctant to show it, often covering the scar up with clothing.
However, in her caption, she wrote about her newfound confidence in embracing it. She wrote, “When I got my kidney transplant, I remember it being very difficult at first showing my scar. I didn’t want it to be in photos, so I wore things that would cover it up. Now, more than ever, I feel confident in who I am and what I went through...and I’m proud of that.”
Although for some people, scars on a visible part of the body present a problem, Kylie Jenner refers to hers as a “loyal friend.”
“I remember that I couldn’t get out, and I had to climb up to get over the gate. I fell, and the gate came down on top of me and cut my leg. It’s just a little scar now, but it reminds me of a funny childhood memory and how far I’ve come since then.” Kylie’s reflection on her scar highlights the importance of embracing one’s unique qualities.
For 47-year-old actress Drew Barrymore, having gray hair means embracing this “natural aspect of growing older.” In a recent essay, she shared how she is now letting her “natural” gray hair grow.
Drew wrote, “Now I’m a mom and in my mid-forties, I have the hair color I like — drama-free and more natural. It takes 30 minutes to do my base of grays. I only barely cover them, so that the follicles can still grab the light as it grows out. (Yes, your grays can double as highlights with the right tint!).” The actress has always been imaginative when it comes to beauty.
Actress Katie Holmes is known for maintaining a low-profile lifestyle but is still known to be very fashionable. The 42-year-old shared pictures on Instagram, showcasing her stylish presence in a beautiful black dress with straps and cut-outs that highlight her toned abs. Upon closer inspection, the pictures reveal her stretch marks, which she proudly displays.
As a plus-size supermodel, Ashley Graham exudes confidence in her own skin and frequently posts unretouched images of her body. Her mission is to challenge conventional beauty standards and promote body positivity by embracing her real pictures without any filters. Stretch marks and cellulite are not something she shies away from showing, as she wants to encourage other women to feel confident in their skin.
Catherine Zeta-Jones’ scar on the front of her neck, which is the result of a tracheotomy she had to undergo as an infant, is often a source of concern for makeup artists. However, Zeta-Jones has expressed her desire to not hide the scar and recognizes its significance in her survival.
When the media posted pics of Hilary Duff on vacation showing off her cellulite, the actress made it clear that there is no set definition for what a body, especially that of a mother, should look like. She posted the paparazzi picture on her Instagram and wrote, “I am posting this on behalf of young girls, women, and mothers of all ages. I’m enjoying a vacation with my son after a long season of shooting and being away from him for weeks at a time over those months. Since websites and magazines love to share ’celeb flaws’ - well, I have them!”
It may seem surprising, but model and Victoria’s Secret angel, Karolina Kurkova, doesn’t have a belly button, not even a small one. This recent discovery has sparked speculation about whether this is the result of a medical or cosmetic procedure. Although she has not publicly commented on her belly button-less state, she does not intend to hide it on the runway or in real life.
The late Queen Elizabeth’s granddaughter, Eugenie, never hides her distinctive feature — a scar from surgery on her back. Eugenia cheers up those who suffer from the same illness. “To all of you who have just received the diagnosis, to those wearing braces, to those recovering from an operation, and those who have lived with a scar for years — my thoughts are with you on Scoliosis Awareness Day,” she stated.
Here, you can also explore more photos of famous moms who openly share the real, unfiltered side of motherhood.