Bonnie Sveen: Talks About Weight Loss

Bonnie Sveen: Talks About Weight Loss[/b]

While many young actresses are striving to project an increasingly thinner on-screen figure, Home and Away's Bonnie Sveen is eager to promote a healthier body image.

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The blonde starlet paused at the end of her TV Week Logies acceptance speech on Sunday night in Melbourne to thank the Australian television industry for accepting her curvy physique. The 24-year-old blonde won the Most Popular New Talent award and said: I think it says something really progressive about Australia and about the commercial industry that viewers have so warmly embraced such a natural and healthy young woman on their screens.

Speaking to Mail Online she clarified her comment saying: I think it is (important) for a lot of female performers and it is important to differentiate storytellers from models and that people at home are able to turn on the television and see someone with an achievable look or something that is at least more of a mirror of them. I think it does a lot of good to the attitudes of young women to see someone so comfortable in themselves and play such a wonderful fun role and get to be the love interest of such a big tele icon. Wearing a vibrant blue gown with a plunging neckline, the fresh-faced beauty said the first person she phoned after winning the award was her mother.

The stunning blonde pulled her hair back into an elegant, plaited up do for the night and kept her makeup relatively simple on the night Dripping in gold jeweler, she accessorized Logie winner Bonnie Sveen thanks the Australian television industry for embracing her curvy figure with a statement cuff bracelet and an oversized blue ring. The bronzed beauty, who made her debut on the popular Channel Seven soap last year, revealed she was a little intimated about joining the cast. It was I did a lot of work because the show was so well established she said. I guess there is such a huge following and performing up in Palm Beach can really throw you.

 
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