Notable women are increasingly choosing to keep their body hair and embrace it, showing the world how it makes no sense to keep debating about something that is natural and grows on everyone.

Madonna has long been fighting against what society expects of people, especially women, and has spoken out a couple of times about her body hair. She released an Instagram post showing her armpit hair with the caption, “Long hair...... Don’t Care!!!!!!” And in an interview, she said, “Going to high school, I saw how popular girls had to behave. I knew I couldn’t fit into that. So I decided to do the opposite. I refused to wear makeup, to have a hairstyle. I refused to shave. I had hairy armpits.”
Madonna’s daughter, Lourdes Leon, follows her mom’s example, proudly showing her hair in an Instagram post with her mom.
Miley Cyrus has talked about how she feels the media closely associates her hair and body hair with her well-being: “Hair’s long and blonde, she’s sane right now.” It’s when her hair is dyed or she’s growing out her armpit hair that she’s judged unfairly. She’s also added to that in another interview, saying, “It’s not their fault that they associate my hair and my identity and my well-being so closely because, basically, we drilled that into their brains for 8 years of a series.”
And here’s an interesting fact: Cara Delevingne actually needed her armpit hair again after lasering them. This is what she wrote on her Instagram, “I never thought I would need armpit hair again after getting laser... I was wrong. Introducing ARMPIT WIGS! Thoughts?”

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