There are so many celebs to adore in Hollywood.
But the ones we stan the most are the ones who are unapologetically themselves. This is even after all the fame, fortune, and Hollywood pressure.
As a result, this inspires us to do the same.
Here are 10+ celebs who don't try to be anything other than themselves (and we love them for it).
If you were to look up the definition of "real" in the dictionary, Chrissy's name would be there.
The star is unapologetically herself in every avenue of her life, including letting fans know that she's sleeping with People's Sexiest Man Alive...
It's taken a long time for the singer to get to such a happy place in her life, as she's struggled with an eating disorder and mental health issues in the past.
These days, she's happily engaged and always championing body positivity.
Once Miley shed her Disney image, she was free to be who she really is.
This meant wearing what she wanted, singing about what she wanted, and doing what she wanted (she's since become sober).
Say what you want, but she was just being Miley.
When we first met Harry Styles on The X Factor, he was a lot more reserved back then.
Now that he's gone solo, he's free to be himself. We see his eccentric personality in his unique sense of fashion, which calls for mesh shirts and blouses.
She may be one of the biggest names in the music industry, but that won't stop her from being silly any chance she gets.
She's not afraid to be vulnerable, either, as she once told Ellen DeGeneres that she still gets stage fright before performing.
Nothing can change this star — not even the unrealistic body pressures of Hollywood.
"If you are 20 pounds underweight and talk about eating pizza and fried chicken all the time, that's not going to make people feel good about themselves," she told InStyle in 2018.
"If I'm going to the Oscars or having a movie premiere — I won't lie — I'm probably eating differently from how I would in my regular life to fit into those dresses. And I feel comfortable saying that."
This is another celeb who hasn't let fame change him.
He's still the same chill, down-to-earth dude who prefers wearing plaid over designer labels. He's clearly not a part of Hollywood for the fame; he does it for the music.
As a biracial woman, Zoë is proud to be in the skin she's in.
She told C magazine: "I think there was a point when I resisted being categorized. I got past that and started to really dig deeper and learn more about my roots."
This is why she loves to wear her hair naturally.
"They aren't some symbolic thing, but it still feels important, I think, to be a brown girl with natural hair. You see [blonde] girls with the same hair in every movie."
The model has always been a champion for women to love and accept their bodies, as is.
She practices what she preaches, as her social media is filled with vulnerable selfies and silly videos.
The singer is known for boycotting makeup. This is something she decided to do after going bare-faced during a photoshoot.
"I swear it is the strongest, most empowered, most free, and most honestly beautiful that I have ever felt," she shared in an essay.
"Cause I don't want to cover up anymore. Not my face, not my mind, not my soul, not my thoughts, not my dreams, not my struggles, not my emotional growth. Nothing."
She's known as one of the best actresses in the world and it's a title that she owns fully.
When the actress won her third Oscar in 2012, she didn't care what the naysayers would think.
But, in a true boss move, she followed this up by saying, "But, whatever."
She earned the prestigious award for her role in The Iron Lady.
Take one look at her wild outfits and you'll know that this singer doesn't give a hoot what anyone thinks!
This wild and free mentality has rubbed off on her fans, or "monsters." She's also a huge supporter of the LGBTQ community.
It's hard to believe that this actress was once told that she wasn't "pretty enough" or "quirky enough."
To us, she's perfect! She and her husband, Dax Shepard, are always super open about their parenting style.
Kristen also revealed that she struggled with postpartum depression during her Momsplaining series with Ellen DeGeneres.
The 13 Going on 30 actress has one of the funniest Instagram accounts around thanks to her amazing sense of humor.
She once documented herself getting a mammogram in an entertaining manner to encourage women to go and do the same.
