FOR a lot of curvy women, their stomach area is their most hated part of their body.

But the same can't be said for body positive Leah, who took to her TikTok page ThePlusSizeGuide recently to share an appreciation video for her "rubber ring belly".

In the clip, Leah modelled an array of colourful dresses, and was completely unconcerned by the fact that the majority of them highlighted her tummy.

"Anyone else?" Leah, who is a size 18 to 20, captioned her video.

And she was quickly inundated with comments from women with similar body shapes, all of whom praised her for sharing such a positive post.

"Okay but FINALLY somewhere where I can see beautiful things on my shape!" one person wrote.

While another added: "Finally seeing my body type (and someone looking so beautiful!) brings me joy."

"OMG this makes me so happy," Leah replied.

"Yes me too," someone else said, insisting they share Leah's appreciation of a curvy figure.

Others weren't quite so sure though.

"I wish I had your confidence. I wear clothes to hide that," one wrote.

As another added: "I would never wear anything that showed the apron."

The "apron" is a term used to define a fatty lower stomach area.

"Why? It’s a part of you and you are beautiful," Leah replied.

"Wear what makes you happy and comfortable."

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