Camila Cabello enjoyed a well-deserved vacation on the beaches of Miami, Florida in the company of her best friends.

She was photographed by the paparazzi showing off her curvy figure dressed in a small two-piece swimsuit, ideal for summer vacations and the heat that comes with it.

The look of the 25-year-old singer consisted of a two-piece aqua blue swimsuit, made up of a triangle bra with thin straps tied at the halter neck and a low-cut thong-type micro bikini, with laces on the sides. sides.

She added a matching multicolored stone necklace with a pair of fabric bracelets and small circular gold earrings. She kept her natural appearance by not wearing a drop of makeup on her face, showing off her dark hair disheveled by the wind and the humidity of the sea.

The celebrity of Cuban-Mexican descent was caught having fun with her friends on the shore of the beach, then went into the water only to splash and throw water at one of her companions.

The paparazzi captured her happy and smiling at all times, with a confident and glamorous attitude despite the criticism that has been unleashed on her figure and body weight.

A few months ago, the interpreter of Señorita spoke on social networks regarding the criticism that has been arising for wearing few and tight clothes in public, showing her “real” and common figure among women.

After being seen working out in tight leggings and a crop top, the singer said in a video: “I was just running around in the park minding my own business, trying to stay fit, trying to stay healthy,” she recalled at the time.

“And I’m wearing a shirt that shows my belly, and I didn’t put it on, because I was running around and existing as a normal person who doesn’t put it on all the time.”

Last April, she spoke again about her body image and self-esteem struggle when the paparazzi captured her on the beach and Internet users made fun of her curves.

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“I wore bikinis that were too small and didn’t care how I looked, then I saw photos online and comments and got upset,” she said in a statement posted on Instagram.

“When it affected my self-esteem, I reminded myself that I was thinking the thoughts of the culture and not my own,” she added.

Later in her message, she addressed a message of empowerment, body positivity, and confidence. She revealed that another time she wore a bikini in public she had to put on makeup to look “good”, stick her stomach in, and stopped eating heavy meals days before her vacation.

However, these “changes” did not make her “self-aware” and it caused her more concern, she felt insecure during her day at the beach and it caused her anxiety to know that the paparazzi were capturing her at her “worst moment”.

“What is health if you are so obsessed with how your body looks that your mental health suffers and you can’t enjoy your life?” she said. “Who am I trying to look attractive too and even attractive to myself if I can’t let go, relax, have fun and play on a beautiful day at the beach?”