Fans online were left stunned after Georgia actress Raven-Symoné revealed that she wears a diaper while on her period.
According to Page Six, the actress made the confession on her Tea Time podcast. She hosts the podcast with her wife, Miranda Pearman-Maday. She shared that she is used to wearing a diaper along with a “baby T-shirt and binky” while on her period.
“What I’m obsessed with are diapers. I am obsessed with the menstrual cycle diapers,” the actress said. Her decision to use disposable diapers during her period came after her menstrual cycle changed over the years. She explained that she wanted to stop “sticking things inside of” her.
“I’m just able to wear a diaper throughout the day, with a little baby T-shirt and a binky in my mouth and run around the house — shoutout ‘Rugrats’ — I’m thriving. If there’s a diaper company out there for grown people, I’m down for it. There’s nothing like wearing a pair of saggy jeans and like my diaper sagging instead of my Calvins,” she added.
The publication also reported that Raven-Symoné “really appreciate[s] the fact that we’re starting to like think outside the box of the period and containment.” She also encouraged others to consider trying the method. Her wife also made it clear that she doesn’t judge Raven-Symoné, even though she doesn’t use the same approach herself. “I’m like, she’s on her period. Understood,” Pearman-Maday said.
While Raven-Symoné’s comments surprised some viewers, with some criticizing the actress for choosing to wear diapers during her period, menstrual products are ultimately a matter of personal preference. Period underwear, pads, tampons, menstrual cups, and absorbent disposable underwear are all options for managing menstrual bleeding. People should not be judged for choosing the product that makes them feel most comfortable. For Raven-Symoné, wearing menstrual diapers appears to be a practical preference that allows her to manage her period without using internal products. This makes it a personal choice rather than something that should be looked down upon.
Viewers Stunned Over Georgia Actress’ Confession
Viewers were stunned after learning about Georgia actress Raven-Symoné’s confession. Some believed that such personal information should not be shared publicly. “We should know less about each other,” one person wrote. Another person said, “Can we go back to the days where we don’t feel the need to tell everything about ourselves.”
More people shared similar opinions, with one person saying, “Remember when people understood what words like ‘personal’ and ‘private’ mean? No one needs to know that.” Someone else added, “Some things are better kept to one’s self.”
While the majority of viewers online believed that the actress should not have shared such personal information, the situation also brought attention to the importance of women feeling comfortable discussing menstruation. It highlighted how conversations about periods can help normalize the topic. This also underscores that women should not be shamed for the menstrual products or methods they choose.
