Gracie McGraw has been often hailed by fans for sharing positive messages surrounding several issues, and her latest of body positivity was received no differently.
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The aspiring performer shared a pair of photographs of herself wearing a high-waisted blue polka dot bikini that emphasized her figure, topping it off with cat-eye sunglasses.
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She added with it a message of body positivity, remarking upon how good being in the ensemble made her feel.
Gracie started off with a quote from Norah Ephron that read: "'Oh, how I regret not having worn a bikini for the entire year I was twenty-six. If anyone young is reading this, go, right this minute, put on a bikini, and don't take it off until you're thirty-four.'"
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She continued: "I've never been comfortable in a bikini but I got this one for $10 and I’m feeling glorious."
The 25-year-old was immediately inundated with messages of praise and support, including from her sister Audrey, who simply wrote: "BEAUTIFUL."
Gracie inspired body confidence with photos of herself in a bikini
A fan said: "I don't look good in bikinis either because of my body. This gives me hope though. This suit fits you perfectly," while another also commented: "You look great and that is a wonderful fitting suit. Go get one in each color!"
The daughter of country stars Tim McGraw and Faith Hill recently opened up about a hit she suffered to her body confidence that she relayed on her Instagram Stories.
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She overheard a conversation between two men behind her who were discussing why it was better to have a sexual encounter with a mediocre-looking woman, than a very attractive "skinny" girl, because they're not as difficult to please.
The challenging-to-hear talk about women, their weight, and their appearance was too much for Gracie to simply walk away from and not mention.
© Photo: InstagramThe Broadway upstart has been quite vocal about the issues she champions
She sounded off on social media and said: "To hear something like that, knowing which category I would fall into, and how my body would be spoken about is so disheartening," before adding: "Why are we still having these conversations about how attractive someone is because of their size?"
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