Jonathan Ross’ daughter Honey has vowed to stop posting “saucy pics” on social media a day after she took a look back at her memories of 2021.
The TV star’s youngest daughter has shared a messaged about the highs and lows she has faced throughout last year.
The 24-year-old reflected on the past year by posting several snaps including one of herself sunbathing with friends as they all smiled at the camera.
Honey shared the snaps with her 57k thousand followers and explained how she “fell in love.”
In another photo, the body confidence activist paid tribute to her boyfriend Zane Saz, 24 with a sweet display.
She can be seen in the loved-up snap with her hand resting on Zane’s knee as he drove.
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The couple celebrated their one year anniversary in November and marked the milestone with a romantic spa session.
The podcast host also shared snaps of herself exploring the outdoors, partying and even poked fun of her famous dad by sharing a TikTok.
As well as showing the highs, Honey posted an intimate photo of her alone in floods of tears.
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The body positive star regularly shares snaps of her curvy figure for fans to see, however the star revealed she is going on “hiatus.”
Taking to her Instagram story, she shared a long message explaining how she receives “heightened onslaught of sexually explicit videos and photos, fatphobic comments and low level harassment.”
The star goes on to explain how she “feels angry” and “no longer feels comfortable posting my body” on social media anymore.
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Her aim of sharing her body on social media was to: “Make people feel less alone.”
The concluded the message, adding: “This is not to say I’ll never post my body in that way again.
“But my a** is on hiatus currently as my anxiety cannot take it, and I’m very busy working and don’t have time or energy to take all my saucy pics anymore.”
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