The actress outs her body in More:
Because in 2002, more than three decades into the women’s movement, it is still a radical act for a woman to accept her body as it is.
“We knew the article was important,” said Susan Crandall, editor-in-chief of the magazine, targeted to women in their 40s and 50s. “But we didn’t know how huge it would be. Even a 23-year-old assistant at the ‘Today’ show, after we were on last week, said that the article made her feel so much better about her body.”