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Selma Blair is living loud, proudly putting herself out there again and again, not letting her illness keep her down.
And she does NOT give a rat’s ass what some hater on Instagram thinks.
Since revealing last October she had been diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, the Hellboy star has been posting pics of her most intimate, painful, soul-crushing moments living with the disease. These include days trapped in bed by unbearable pain and when she had to shave her head because of a new treatment.
But over the weekend what she posted was not just a happy and healthy moment, it was a damn sexy one!
Ch-ch-check out her model moment, courtesy of fashion photog Art T (below):
A post shared by Selma Blair (@selmablair) on Sep 7, 2019 at 1:29pm PDT
And we weren’t the only ones — several of Selma’s celeb pals left sweet comments on the sweet patootie pic!
Which, coming from Miss “white gold” herself is high praise indeed.
Demi Moore agreed, commenting speechlessly:
And Cruel Intentions costar Sarah Michelle Gellar couldn’t help but joke about the placement of that crab-shaped purse, teasing:
“You know they have medicine for that.”
And speaking of sexy, Bush singer Gavin Rossdale thought the photo was fire as well, posting:
Wow. We don’t know about Selma, but we’d need a comedown after that!
And non-celebs loved it, too — especially ones who are also going through physical changes:
“ I loved you before, but I love you a million times more now for showing that bald is beautiful! I have Trichotillomania and it is so very hard sometimes to go out when I am bald. All the rude stares and even ruder and insensitive questions. You are truly beautiful Selma and I thank you from the bottom of my heart…Thank You! <3″
“ For every woman that can post something like this, it provides every woman like me to step up and be myself! You have no idea how wonderful you are!! I VALUE YOU!”
“I ‘ve been losing my hair due to some autoimmune disease and I cry in the shower as clump after clump falls out. Thank you for showing me that bald is BEAUTIFUL. But more than just the outward appearance, you show me how to be fierce! I truly admire your strength, resilience and witty humor.?”
We are so happy to see all the love!
Not everyone was a fan of how much of herself Selma is putting out there. The pic got some backlash as well, such as:
“ With all do respect… you started to loose your mind lady… sad. I really loved you when you were sain.”
It’s so hard to take criticism when it comes with so many spelllling erorrs…
Another didn’t risk it, simply writing:
That one Selma chose to actually respond to, joking:
You just can’t bring down Selma! We love you, gurl! And we mean that from the very bottom of our heart!
[Image via Selma Blair /Instagram.]
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By Daniel S. Levine
- October 23, 2020 11:22 pm EDT

Selma Blair donned a bikini in her latest Instagram photo, shared on Friday, to do her part during Breast Cancer Awareness Month . Blair was busy earlier this week as well when she joined the rest of the Legally Blonde cast for a virtual reunion to help raise funds for celebrity chef Jose Andres' World Central Kitchen. Earlier this month, Blair said her multiple sclerosis has gone into remission.
Blair's latest Instagram post was a set of pictures showing the 48-year-old wearing a pink bikini. In the last photo, she showed just her legs, with her hand holding the bikini top. "I love when my bra and underwear... fit. Especially when it's for such a good cause," Blair wrote. "Chic [KiT Undergarments] turned bathing suit. They are partnering with [Women's Cancer Research Fund] for Breast Cancer Awareness month. A percentage of sales will be donated to the Women's Cancer Research Fund." She included the hashtag "Kits to Kick Cancer."
Blair is not the only celebrity to help KiT Undergarments ' partnership with the Women's Cancer Research Fund . The brand shared photos with Rashida Jones, Riley Keough, Melanie Griffith, Cynthia Erivo, Lisa Rinna, and others modeling its bras. According to the brand's own post with Blair's photos, she is wearing the Triangle Pullover Bra in Rose and the Seamless Classic Cut Brief in Rose.
Earlier this week, Blair joined Reese Witherspoon, Jennifer Coolidge, Luke Wilson, Holland Taylor, Matthew Davis, Ali Larter, Alanna Ubach and Jessica Cauffiel for the Legally Blonde virtual reunion , notes Today . During the event, Witherspoon said no one who made the film thought it would have such staying power. In fact, a third film is in the works . "I don't think any of us knew what this film was going to turn out to be or how it would inspire young women and young people across the world," she said. "I've traveled the entire world and always, always the movie that people stop me about is Legally Blonde ."
Blair was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2018, years after she began experiencing some symptoms of the chronic disease. She has been open about her battle with the condition , and has experienced spasms and struggled walking. Earlier this month, she told a fan her MS was in remission, reports Yahoo Life . Remission, a period where a patient does not experience symptoms , can last for weeks or months, but there is no cure for the disease.
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Selma Blair shared a bold portrait of herself over the weekend, wearing no pants and no underwear.
The actress also sports a shaved head, which she showed off after revealing that she's undergoing intense treatment for her multiple sclerosis .
The photo shows Blair, 47, standing and looking in a mirror, a hand against her bald head, wearing a pink and green sweater with a crab-shaped purse by designer Thom Brown, whom she tagged in the Instagram post , covering her front. Her nude backside is on display.
She captioned the post, "Portrait of a lady."
Most fans seemed to adore the picture, including celebrities.
"Modern Family" star Sarah Hyland responded to the "Hellboy" actress with a string of smiling emojis.
Model Jaime King gave a cheeky response, writing, "I love you cutie booty."
Actress Christina Milian wrote that she "adored" the post.
Blair's "Cruel Intentions" co-star Sarah Michelle Gellar joked, "You know they have medicine for that," referring to the crab purse.
Some commenters, though, didn't like that Blair, who shared her MS diagnosis in October, was quite so revealing.
"Wear your pants," one person commented.
"I don’t have any. Can you believe it! Minimalism 😂." Blair responded.
Another detractor shared, "Sorry unfollowing."
Blair joked,"Is it something I said 😂?"
Another person said the post was a fail.
"I don’t get it but that’s just me," the person wrote. "It’s a tough disease but never lose your dignity, Selma. I get the shock factor though."
Blair answered: "I think it’s a vulnerable, humorous, odd and interesting fashion shot. I like it."
Blair's MS treatment involves undergoing hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT), which has long been used to treat blood and bone marrow cancers. The treatment is an attempt to reboot the immune system after a patient is given chemotherapy .
A post shared by Selma Blair (@selmablair) on Jul 31, 2019 at 12:39am PDT
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The Truth About Selma Blair's MS Struggle

By Amy Mackelden / Updated: March 12, 2019 10:32 am EDT
When Selma Blair stepped out on the red carpet at the Vanity Fair Oscar party with a cane in her hand, she took her multiple sclerosis diagnosis public. As an actress, Blair is used to being front of the camera, and she's been opening up about what life with a chronic illness and disability is really like. While her stunning Oscars appearance was certainly momentous for the disabled community, her outspoken and honest approach to discussing illness is continually enlightening, bringing some much-needed awareness to an often misunderstood condition.
According to the MS Society , "more than 2.3 million people" around the world have multiple sclerosis, with the disease affecting "two to three times as many women as men." Other celebrities known to be living with the condition include Jack Osbourne and Jamie-Lynn Sigler. MS is a disease of the nervous system, whereby the body attacks itself, attempting to damage a person's nerves and the fatty coating (myelin) which protects them. Once damaged, lesions form, potentially affecting the nerve pathways in the brain, on the spine, and in the optic nerve. Symptoms can include limited mobility, nerve pain, spasms, fatigue, and balance.
Having revealed her diagnosis in October 2018, here's everything we know about Selma Blair 's MS journey so far.
Sharing a selfie on Instagram in October 2018, Blair made the surprising confession that she'd recently been diagnosed with the incurable condition. She wrote, "I am in an exacerbation. By the grace of the lord, and will power and the understanding producers at Netflix, I have a job. A wonderful job. I am disabled. I fall sometimes. I drop things. My memory is foggy. And my left side is asking for directions from a broken gps. But we are doing it. And I laugh and I don't know exactly what I will do precisely but I will do my best."
Blair revealed that she was inspired to share her diagnosis thanks to the costume designer on the Netflix show , Another Life . She wrote, "I was in this wardrobe fitting two days ago. And I am in the deepest gratitude. So profound, it is, I have decided to share. The brilliant costumer #Allisaswanson not only designs the pieces #harperglass will wear on this new #Netflix show, but she carefully gets my legs in my pants, pulls my tops over my head, buttons my coats and offers her shoulder to steady myself. I have #multiplesclerosis."
Her incredible candor immediately struck a nerve with fans and fellow people diagnosed with chronic conditions. By telling the world her MS story, Blair is helping to demystify an illness which often presents with invisible symptoms .
For people living with chronic conditions , Blair's story about fighting long and hard to be correctly diagnosed is sadly all too familiar. After years of experiencing a myriad of unexplainable symptoms and feeling as though medical professionals weren't hearing her, Blair finally received a diagnosis and some much-needed answers. Unafraid to share every detail of her journey to discovering she has MS, the Cruel Intentions actress explained on Good Morning America , during her first post-diagnosis TV interview, "When I got the diagnosis I cried with some relief. Like, 'Oh, good, I'll be able to do something.'"
Blair explained her emotional reaction, telling GMA , "They weren't tears of panic, they were tears of knowing I now had to give in to a body that had loss of control and there was some relief in that." This new understanding of her her body's very real limitations gave Blair the ability to finally start treatment, which would hopefully hit pause on disease progression, and calm the plethora of symptoms shed'd been experiencing.
Blair's close friend, Sarah Michelle Gellar, told Vanity Fair that there was a been a noticeable change in the actress post-diagnosis. She explained, "there's a calmness to her because I think now she knows she can't do everything ... It's been wonderful to watch her be more settled, more content, and almost more in control of herself in a weird way."
An attack of multiple sclerosis is usually called a relapse or flare-up , and it involves symptoms worsening for a period of time. Blair believes that her current flare-up has been going on since she gave birth to her son, Arthur (above), in 2011; Arthur's father is fashion designer Jason Bleick . For several years after he was born, Blair experienced so many unexplained symptoms that doctors wrongly attributed to other conditions like stress and anxiety.
In her GMA interview, Blair explained, "Ever since my son was born, I was in an MS flare-up and didn't know, and I was giving it everything to seem normal." Trying to deal with her symptoms while looking after a young child was incredibly challenging, especially as the actress was unaware that she had a chronic condition. In an attempt to deal with the pain created by a flare-up caused by her yet to be diagnosed MS Blair said, "I was self-medicating when he wasn't with me. ... I was drinking. I was in pain. I wasn't always drinking, but there were times when I couldn't take it."
Multiple sclerosis manifests in many different ways, and patients often don't experience the same symptoms as each other. Blair revealed on GMA that one such unexpected symptom of her MS diagnosis is spasmodic dysphonia (which is sometimes referred to as laryngeal dystonia), in which the muscles a person uses to speak are affected and can go into spasm and create difficulty talking. As Blair is a successful performer and actress, this particular side effect could impact her working life in a dramatic way.
Women's Health points out that "if you listen to Selma's interview, you'll notice her voice breaking — the main symptom of spasmodic dysphonia." The publication refers to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders which explains, "Spasmodic dysphonia is a neurological disorder affecting the voice muscles in the larynx, or voice box." The condition causes "sudden involuntary movements — called spasms — which interfere with the ability of the folds to vibrate and produce voice." As Women's Health reiterates, "this poorly articulated or slurred speech is commonly seen in MS patients and interfered with communication and interactions."
Opening up on GMA , Blair revealed that she's come to view MS as "a snowflake disease because it's different, like a fingerprint, for everyone," (per NBC News ). Of course, there are a variety of symptoms associated with MS, and each patient will experience them in different ways depending on how the condition manifests in the body. Healthline notes that vision problems, pains and spasms, fatigue, cognitive issues, tingling and numbness, problems with balance, weakness, and sexual dysfunction are all common symptoms in people with MS.
Sharing a throwback photo on Instagram , Blair wrote an incredibly honest caption on the post explaining what symptoms she'd been experiencing when the photo was taken. She wrote, "A beautiful summer night in Miami. My flare was already hitting. I didn't know what was happening. But I sat outside and had a gorgeous dinner with my dear friend. All we have is right now. This. Is the past. But I remember knowing to just feel the warmth in the breeze. The gift of this trip. Under the table my leg was dead. I couldn't stay awake and my right hand couldn't find my mouth. But I was happy." By bringing light to the symptoms she was having prior to diagnosis, Blair's honesty will hopefully encourage others to take their own health issues seriously.
In her March 2019 interview with Vanity Fair , Blair discussed her dream of creating an accessible fashion line. The outlet wrote, "Blair's inherent sense of style made her a muse for fashion brands like Stella McCartney and Marc Jacobs. Karl Lagerfeld chose her as a face of Chanel in 2005, photographing her himself." But post-diagnosis, Blair found herself relying on comfortable clothes that help keep her mobile. As she candidly explained, "Dressing is a s**t show."
Of her fashion design ambitions, Blair told the mag, "I would like to partner with someone like Christian Siriano on a line for everyone — not just people who necessarily need adaptive clothing, but for those who want comfort, too. It can still be chic. You shouldn't have to sacrifice style. Like, let's get elastic waistbands to look a little bit better." Having always loved fashion, Blair refuses to give up one of her passions on account of the realities of her illness.
Allure contributor Ariel Henly, who was born with Crouzon Syndrome — a craniofacial condition that caused her eyes to be "large, wide-set, and crooked," wrote that she felt "empowered" by Blair's potential fashion line. "Wearing clothes I love allows me to rock my differences the best I can. ... I'm grateful for people like Selma Blair ... who show the world that having a medical condition does not devalue who you are — that being different is beautiful."
Speaking with Vanity Fair , Blair exp
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