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Who Are PETA’s Most Beautiful Vegan Celebrities of 2018?

Who Are PETA’s Most Beautiful Vegan Celebrities of 2018?

News / Who Are PETA’s Most Beautiful Vegan Celebrities of 2018?
27 December 2018

The time has come for PETA to crown the Most Beautiful Vegan Celebrities of 2018, and this year’s titles are going to two celebrities who have used their fame to speak up for animals: DJ Tigerlily and Ben Brown.

 

This year was huge for musician Dara Hayes (aka “DJ Tigerlily”), who toured extensively around the globe, dropped the super-catchy single “Kick Boom” on the Universal Music Label, collaborated with adidas, and bared her soul for animals when she posed au naturel for PETA.

“The best thing about being vegan is the way that it makes you feel and the immense amount of energy and happiness that I get after every single meal,” said the star.

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The DJ uses her popular blog and Instagram page to encourage others to try the compassionate lifestyle, sharing everything from vegan recipes to her reasons for boycotting the Melbourne Cup .

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North Melbourne Kangaroos forward Ben Brown scored a whopping 61 goals in the 2018 season and was runner-up for the Coleman Medal – but it was his compassion for animals that netted him the PETA prize. Brown and his wife (and soon-to-be baby mama), Hester, turned heads on the red carpet at the awards ceremony for the Australian Football League’s prestigious Brownlow Medal by wearing all-vegan outfits: a wool-free suit for Ben – meaning no sheep were harmed– and a silk-free, bump-hugging gown for Hester.

Speaking on The Footy Show earlier this year, Brown proved that he’s performing at his peak on plants, saying:

“I’ve put a lot of time into making sure that my diet is really sound – which is probably something I wouldn’t have done … when I was actually eating meat. So I’m probably more on top of my diet than I’ve ever been and feeling really good.”

Both Hayes and Brown faced tough competition for PETA’s award this year, as more and more Aussies are going vegan all the time. Past winners of the annual contest include Liam Hemsworth, Courtney Act, David Campbell, Morgan Mitchell, and Bridget Malcolm.

"I've put a lot of time into making sure my diet is really sound"@bdbrown50 is vegan and spoke about it in relation to his footy.#TalkingFooty #7AFL pic.twitter.com/8a2RHDJpp4

— 7AFL (@7AFL) June 4, 2018


You Can Be Beautiful, Too!

True beauty comes from within – that’s why these celebrities are attractive inside and out. Find it within yourself to make the same compassionate decision never to eat animal-derived foods.

Be Beautiful: Go Vegan

 

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