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Dancer Sanna Sokol Opens Up About Years-Long Eating Disorder After Weight Comment
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First reported by Walla · Jul 6, 2026
What happened
Israeli dancer Sanna Sokol publicly disclosed her years-long battle with an eating disorder after being called a "skeleton" by a stranger. She described her struggles with extreme eating habits and urged people to avoid commenting on others' weight, highlighting the importance of health and self-acceptance.
- 01Sanna Sokol revealed her long-term eating disorder after a stranger called her a "skeleton" in public.
- 02She described cycles of binge eating and starvation linked to pressure from competitive dance training.
- 03Sokol emphasized that her eating disorder has been a lifelong challenge but she is now healthier and balanced.
- 04She urged people to avoid weight-related comments as they can be deeply hurtful and misleading.
- 05Sokol hopes her story encourages others to separate thinness from success and embrace body positivity.
- 06She stressed that health is more important than weight numbers and promoted enjoying food without guilt.
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