A new photo of Viola Davis has appeared on the Internet, showing not only a dazzling smile, but in addition a figure.

The Oscar winner posed with her hand on her hip while wearing a black sequined gown in the new photo floating on the X. The photo shows a completely satisfied Davis looking extremely hydrated and rocking her signature short, curly bob.

The caption for the video, which was reposted by Film Updates on X, read: “Viola Davis stuns in new photo.”

Fans reacted to the photo, stating how Davis’ appearance has seemingly modified.

“Apart from the obvious weight loss in this photo – Viola has always been an attractive woman with amazing skin.”

Several fans who assumed the “Fences” star had lost weight chimed in. “This ozempic is crazy,” and one other said: “Ahhh, who is this? Seriously, who is that?”

A 3rd praised her, writing: “Viola Davis looks absolutely amazing in this photo! 😍 Her talent and beauty shine every time. Keep inspiring us, Viola!”

Davis vowed to smile for photos after someone gave her what she thought was sound beauty advice.

Speaking to Harper Bazaar UK’s ‘Life Lessons’ series on YouTube, she said: ‘The best beauty advice she ever gave me is: ‘Viola, every time someone has a camera and needs to take a picture of you, just have a look at the camera and smile myself. .’ I assumed that was really powerful and I remember someone telling me that and I used to be like, “Wow, I have something inside me that I can use in a photo.” It just changes my whole appearance, after which I smiled each time they put the camera in my face.”

Davis has struggled in the past with the way people talked about her appearance.

In a 2022 New York Times interview, she it opened about her famous role on ABC’s “How to Get Away with Murder,” where she played a fierce defense attorney with a turbulent personal life that intertwines with the personal lives of a few of the students in her law classes.

Even though Davis was highly praised for the role, she remembers that her peers initially doubted whether she can be a good fit because of her appearance. Her friend told her that other black actors said she “wasn’t pretty enough to play it.”

In the “Life Lessons” series, she touched on the topic of her not being perceived well and explained that being called unattractive could cause great harm to someone.

“I would say the worst thing anyone has ever said to me is constantly telling me I’m not pretty,” she said, before assuring viewers that the comments didn’t stop her.

“Even though I’m good,” she continued, “I actually am. I’m good. I feel very confident. But once you say it, I do not think people understand how painful it’s and the way irrelevant it’s.

She added: “When you say that to someone, the unspoken word is that you just should not worthy because people place importance on beauty and sweetness. So for those who do not have that, it means, “I have no value…” nobody desires to love me. Nobody will accept me. I actually have no power. When you say this to other women, they do not feel like there’s anything in their lives that has any value. You stripped them of all the things.

Michael Jordan sets the record straight on the subject of his support for the following president of the United States.

This got here after a rumor surfaced on Twitter that the basketball legend had endorsed Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who’s running against Democratic presidential candidate Vice President Kamala Harris.

User X uploaded a post with a photograph of Jordan with the caption: “JUST IN: Michael Jordan is the last person to endorse Donald Trump for president.”

The post from November 3 was extremely popular with over 58,000 likes and over 6,800 re-posts. Jordan, nevertheless, quickly stepped in to dissociate himself from the false claims and made it clear that he didn’t provide any public support in any respect.

In an interview with The Independent on November 5, his representatives told the basketball legend he said“There is absolutely no truth to the claim that Michael Jordan endorsed the presidential election.”

Fans reacted to the statement by applauding Jordan for maintaining his privacy.

One fan on the Daily Mail website he said“I’m glad he doesn’t vote or vote. Regardless of who he supports. I have total respect for that. Classy behavior and thank you.”

Another said: “Jordan is value over $3 billion and he still gets as much as $250 million a 12 months from Nike for his Air Jordans deal. MJ doesn’t care about politics. Playing in silence since it pays off…….

Assuming he supports Trump, one person said: “Leave him alone, some people similar to to keep away from it, it’s none of our business who he votes for. People are only attempting to connect anyone to anyone without them knowing.

A 3rd person said: “MJ stays away from drama and doesn’t become involved in politics. Let him be. It’s his right.

This is strictly what Jordan selected to do throughout his entire sports profession.

In the fifth episode of his documentary series “The Last Dance” on ESPN, Jordan said: “When I played sports, I wasn’t a politician. I focused on my craft. Was it selfish? Probably. But that was my energy. That was where my energy was.”

He also addressed his infamous “Republicans buy shoes too” quote that appeared in the course of the 1990 North Carolina Senate race between Republican Jesse Helms and Democrat Harvey Gantt. This quote was documented within the book “The Second Coming” by creator and sportswriter Sam Smith, and was even re-quoted, replacing the term “shoes” with the term “sneakers”.

In 2016, Slate published an article stating this Jordan’s spokesman Estee Portno sent them an email denying that Jordan had ever made such a press release.

“I don’t think I need to correct that statement because I said it jokingly on the bus with Horace Grant and Scottie Pippen. It was blown off the cuff,” Jordan said on “The Last Dance” in 2020.

Michael Jordan says he doesn’t need to apologize for saying “Republicans buy sneakers too” since it was “made in jest” pic.twitter.com/jJL4Hr5ERv

— Rob Lopez (@r0bato) May 4, 2020

“My mom asked me to do a PSA for Harvey Gantt, and I said, ‘Listen, Mom, I do not speak out of my pocket about someone I do not know. But I’ll send a donation to support him. And that’s exactly what I did.

Deloris Jordan’s son added: “I commend Muhammad Ali for standing up for what he believes in. But I never thought of myself as an activist. I believed of myself as a basketball player.

It’s no secret that Elon Musk is rooting for his running mate, former President Donald Trump, to win the 2024 elections.

He not only expressed his support on his X platform – formerly generally known as Twitter – but additionally loaned Trump greater than $75 million for his campaign.

Musk is such an idiot that in this presidential campaign he hurled insults at anyone who publicly showed support for Trump’s Democratic opponent, Vice President Kamala Harris.

He recently called out rappers Cardi B and Eminem after they each showed up at rallies to support Harris.

Now Jennifer Lopez has been added to that concentrate on list following his comments about her on “The Joe Rogan Experience.” Lopez was called a “bad actress” after she choked while delivering an impassioned but irritating speech at a rally for the Harris campaign.

Rogan kicked off the discussion by saying, “It’s just amazing how many people on Diddy’s party list support Kamala as well.”

To which Musk replied, “Yes, seriously, that’s crazy,” before adding, “It’s like JLo is his ex-girlfriend and it’s like he’s now decided to warn people about Trump. I say, well, wait a minute, so what number of people did she warn about Diddy? Oh, zero! OK, well, uh, perhaps we shouldn’t trust her opinion.

Fans had mixed reactions to Musk’s comments about the “Love Don’t Cost a Thing” singer. One person he said within the Daily Mail: “Very good point. She had to see with her own eyes what was happening. If she did it and didn’t say anything, it will be on her conscience and maybe even from a legal point of view.”

Someone else wrote: “He should have the same criticism of Trump. They have been friends for much longer than J Lo has been with him.”

Another said: “Why didn’t Cassie warn the others about Diddy? Cassie was with Diddy for almost 10 years, JLo was with him for lower than 2 years. Why didn’t all the opposite famous people (including right-wingers) who attended the events and saw all this warn others?

Another person spoke in favor of J.Lo, saying, “She was probably terrified of him!”

JLo and Sean “Diddy” Combs dated from 1999 to 2001 and were considered one among the most popular couples back then. In 2003, the “Enough” actress revealed that the explanation for her decision to finish her relationship was infidelity.

They were each in other marriages and relationships and had children with other people. Diddy recently ran afoul of federal authorities, resulting in his arrest on September 16 on charges of racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking and transportation for the needs of prostitution.

The Bad Boy Records founder has been accused by greater than 120 victims who filed lawsuits alleging harassment, assault and sexual misconduct.

Musk’s criticism of JLo comes after her appearance at a Las Vegas rally on October 31, where she emotionally encouraged the Latino community to vote for pro-Trump comedian Tony Hinchcliffe called Just days earlier, Puerto Rico was a “floating garbage island.”

Lopez said: “At Madison Square Garden, he reminded us of who he really is and what he really feels. It wasn’t just Puerto Ricans who felt offended that day, OK? It was every Latino in this country, it was humanity and everyone of decent character.”

Hinchcliffe’s comments angered several other Latin stars who’ve since publicly condemned Trump, including J.Lo’s ex-husband Marc Anthony, Bad Bunny and Luis Fonsi.