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Comedian and actress Jamie Lever recently told how she continued to be a victim of apartheid and body shaming since childhood. In an interview to Hoterfly, Jamie said, “I was very fat in my childhood. My body was big. In such a situation, I always wore a long kurta or T-shirt so that I could cover my body.”
Jamie Lever said, “The householders also used to say to wear a long kurta, hide the hips. Hearing this, I started hating my body. I was ashamed. I was ashamed. I used to not like myself. I am a pair shape girl, what is my fault in this?”
Jamie Lever has to listen to comments like ‘Kali Hai’, ‘Witch Lagi’ Jamie Lever also told that he was also trolled a lot about skin color. She says, “I have so many comments black, looks like a witch, there is such laughter as a witch laughs. You will not get work. Why don’t you die?”
Jamie Lever- Colorism is a big issue in India Jamie said that colorism is a big issue in India. He told, “Since childhood, weeled turmeric, put a boil, be fair.” Jamie further told this, “There is no perfect. The human body is fine as it is. I am writing something on it now.”
Please tell that Jamie is the daughter of comedian Johnny Lever. He started a career in 2012 as a marketing executive from London. After this, the standup came into comedy. So far, she has appeared in films like ‘Kis Kis Kis Kis Kis Kis Karoon’, ‘Housefull 4’, ‘Bhoot Police’. In 2024, he also made his Telugu cinema debut.
