News and Trends Celebrity News Lana Condor Celebrated Her Body as the 'Safest Home' In a New Bikini Pic The To All the Boys I've Loved Before actress also told her Instagram followers, "let's celebrate our bodies and remember it's the only one we have." By Jaclyn Hendricks Jaclyn Hendricks Jaclyn Hendricks (she/her) is a sports entertainment reporter with NYPost.com and was formerly news editor for Shape where she wrote and edited daily content covering celebrities, health trends, workouts, beauty, social issues, and more. Jaclyn is from New Jersey and received her B.A. degree in sociology from Sacred Heart University in Connecticut. Shape's editorial guidelines Published on September 13, 2021 Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: Getty Images One look at Lana Condor's Instagram page and you'll see that the 24-year-old actress is having one of the most memorable summers ever. Whether jetting to Italy for a sun-soaked getaway or filming a new movie in Atlanta, it's clear that the To All the Boys I've Loved Before star is enjoying every bit of the season and taking her 11.2 million followers along for the ride. Over the weekend, Condor shared a collection of Instagram images from her time in Ojai, California, where she shared a scenic kiss with boyfriend Anthony De La Torre and lounged by poolside in a fiery red swimsuit. But as Condor detailed Sunday on her Instagram Story, it's taken some time to get to this part of her self-love journey, and she's proud of how far she's come. ( Lana Condor Says Her Beauty Routine Is All About Embracing Her Features, Not Hiding Them "Posting a bikini photo used to be my biggest fear (and sometimes still is!). It's so difficult not to compare myself to others, so see imperfections and criticize them aggressively, to unfairly judge the weight I've gained as I mature into a grown woman. To think about what if's etc.," wrote Condor on her Instagram Story. "However, these days I am beyond grateful for this body. This body that kept me up during my lowest points. This body that carried me through a pandemic and padded me lbs of reinforcements. This body that endures so much and still wakes me up everyday [sic]." Condor concluded her Instagram Story on Sunday by calling her body her "safest home." "So let's celebrate our bodies and remember it's the only one we have," she continued. In an age of social media filters, it could be easy to fall into the trap of comparing oneself to others (even if what's presented isn't 100 percent authentic). Props to Condor for always keeping it real with her fans, and for spreading some positivity on the 'gram. Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit