Megan Thee Stallion goes completely nude in stunning Women's Health cover ... trends now
Megan Thee Stallion looked absolutely gorgeous in the latest issue of Women's Health - posing completely nude.
The stunning rapper, 29, showcased her fit form for the magazine's Body Issue.
Megan rocked wavy locks for the stunning shoot, as she posed up a storm in the nude.
Megan spoke out about overcoming her pain and hurt from the aftermath of her former friend Tony Lanez shooting her in the foot in July 2020 after a party they attended together.
The singer also endured hate from fellow artists and others - who questioned her recollection of that night - despite the fact she was the victim.
'I knew I wasn't myself. It took me a while to acknowledge that I was depressed,' she said in the interview, getting emotional.
The star began therapy to work on her mental health and also started working out to focus her energy on something positive.
Megan Thee Stallion looked absolutely gorgeous in the latest issue of Women's Health - posing completely nude
The stunning rapper, 29, showcased her fit form for the magazine's Body Issue
Megan rocked wavy locks for the stunning shoot, as she posed up a storm in the nude
The stunner posed partially in the water, wearing silver earrings, bracelets and rings that had a wavy design
Megan works out four to five times a week, doing Pilates, going to the gym to do the stairmaster or elliptical and working with her two trainers.
Megan, who designed a sportswear collection for Nike, also enjoys beach workouts, and runs up and down the sand for 40 minutes as cardio.
She also does strength training and said she does leg extensions, goblet squats, hip thrusts, weighted sit ups, lat flies, goblet squats, leg extensions, renegade rows, lat pulldowns to name a few.
The star also changed her diet, reducing the amount of red meat, cognac, soda, juice, tuna melts and bread she ate.
Her daily meal plan usually includes a smoothie or green juice for breakfast, salmon with veggies for lunch and dinner, with veggies as her snack of choice.
She adds that she still enjoys dark chocolate and pepper jack cheese, but doesn't 'go overboard.'
Megan says she also journals daily in the morning, meditates, prays, plays with her dogs, listens to music and applies a face mask.
She said 'alone time is something I need,' and that she relishes in her self-care mornings.
'I like getting up and being able to be at peace,' the star said, adding that she loves taking showers because she loves the sound of water.
Megan works out four to five times a week, doing Pilates, going to the gym to do the stairmaster or elliptical and working with her two trainers
After the shooting, Megan was left unable to walk and had to have surgery to remove the bullet fragments.
It took a long time for Megan to heal her emotional trauma from it, as she chatted to the outlet about her mental health following the assault.
'A lot of people didn't treat me like I was human for a long time. I feel like everybody was always used to me being the fun and happy party girl. I watched people build me up, tear me down, and be confused about their expectations of me.'
Adding: 'As a Black woman, as a darker Black woman, I also feel like people expect me to take the punches, take the beating, take the lashings, and handle it with grace. But I'm human.'
Months after the assault, Megan said she began to cry
