Angie Kent reveals why her cheeks have become so big… and says she’s ‘going to scream’ if another woman asks her about them
Angie Kent has attracted attention for her puffy cheeks in recent months.
And on Friday, the former Bachelorette has revealed that the condition is caused by ‘weight gain’ as she continues to ‘navigate’ her battle with endometriosis.
Posting to Instagram, the 30-year-old explained in a lengthy post that she’s going to ‘scream’ if another woman asks her about it.
Revealed: Angie Kent has drawn attention for her puffy cheeks in recent months, and on Friday, the former Bachelorette has revealed that the condition is caused by ‘weight gain’ as she continues to ‘navigate’ her battle with endometriosis
‘If another woman says to me what’s happened with your face I may scream,’ she began the lengthy post.
‘When I gain weight it goes to my munchkin cheeks. When I drop weight it mainly goes from my upper body very quickly.’
She also added that she is suffers from a ‘hormonal imbalance’ due to her endometriosis and has been diagnosed with Popolycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).
Fed up: Posting to Instagram, the 30-year-old explained in a lengthy post that she’s going to ‘scream’ if another woman asks her about it
‘I also have hormone imbalance from my endometriosis that I’m still navigating with my naturopath and a specialist,’ she continued.
‘I recently found out I also have PCOS AND quite large fibroid growing inside me. It’s an ongoing battle that I am taking day by day and awaiting results and what to do next.’
PCOS is a hormonal disorder that can cause enlarged ovaries and small cysts on the outer edges of the ovaries.
Health: She also added that she is suffers from a ‘hormonal imbalance’ due to her endometriosis and has been diagnosed with Popolycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS)
She finally pleaded with her followers to ‘be careful’ about what they say to others because weight gain and loss can also ‘be due to mental health’.
‘Plus remembering weight gain and loss can be due to mental health… so lets be careful what we say about other peoples appearances,’ she wrote.
Angie has spoken openly about her struggle with endometriosis in the past, telling TV Week last year that she was ‘relieved’ by the diagnosis.
Thoughtful: She finally pleaded with her followers to ‘be careful’ about what they say to others because weight gain and loss can also ‘be due to mental health’
‘I finally had answers as to why I’d been in such pain for such a long time,’ she said.
She was first diagnosed with the condition, which is caused when tissue lining the inside of the uterus grows outside the uterus, in 2016.
Since then, she has undergone several procedures to remove it.
Health battle: Angie was first diagnosed with endometriosis, which is caused when tissue lining the inside of the uterus grows outside the uterus, in 2016