Hannah Davis Opens Up About Being Photoshopped & Told To Lose Weight!

While plenty of models have recently shamed magazines that photoshop their images, Hannah Davis isn’t about to get all up-in-arms about it.
The gorgeous gal graced the cover of Health‘s April issue, and opened up inside the pages about her thoughts on the tactic, saying:

“It’s not a big deal; maybe they just wanted it a little bit more airbrushed-looking, and that’s their style. I’ve never had anyone alter my face. They’ve only sort of smoothed things out.”

Considering the St. Thomas native is still an island girl at heart — even though she moved to New York — we aren’t entirely surprised at her laid-back response.
Photo: See Hannah’s Maxim Cover!
But just because the brunette beauty understands why publications opt to retouch models, that doesn’t mean she likes how it looks! She told the glossy:

“I think you look like a Barbie doll when they erase the wrinkles under your eyes. I don’t mind if there’s a crease when I smile. They’re just creases. They’re fine ├óΓé¼ΓÇ£ leave ’em!”

And while it’s clear that the former Sports Illustrated cover girl is smokin’, she’s still been told to loose weight:

“You get a little backlash once in a while ├óΓé¼ΓÇ£ maybe they want you to slim down for something.”

However, the model doesn’t let it get her down, confessing:

“Now it’s like, ‘Sorry, I don’t care. If you don’t want to work with me, that’s OK with me.’ It’s not a cocky thing; I’m just more concerned with my quality of life. I don’t want to go to birthday parties and not eat cake, and I think that has made me in better shape in some ways.”

YAAAAAS. You tell ’em, girl!
The 25-year-old explained that when she first moved to NYC — and stopped playing tennis — her body began to change, admitting:

“I was a bloated version of myself. I tried as hard as I could to maintain a modelesque body type, but I realized I had grown out of it. It just wasn’t attainable anymore because it’s not what my body wanted to do. My agents wanted me to do Fashion Week in Milan, and I knew I didn’t look like the rest of the girls.”

But thanks to her momma, she embraced her new physique: