Jameela Jamil gives impassioned speech about how her 'body is broken forever' by beauty standards and slams return of 'heroin chic' as she's named Glamour's Game Changing Voice Of The Year

Jameela Jamil revealed her 'body is broken forever' by societal beauty standards as she was named Glamour's Game Changing Voice Of The Year. Jameela Jamil revealed her 'body is broken forever' by societal beauty standards as she was named Glamour's Game Changing Voice Of The Year in London on Tuesday The actress and activist, 38, received the honour at the award ceremony at Raffles, in London, on Tuesday Jameela began her speech by speaking about the optimism of the 2010s, before sharing her concern that there had been a back track. Jameela last won an award at the ceremony in 2013, when she was named Radio Personality of the Year, and reminisced about how it was an exciting time for women in terms of body positivity However she expressed her sadness at the return of 'heroin chic' as she gave an impassioned speech on how women are once again 'suffering and risking our lives' in the pursuit of the 'same Snapchat face' Urging women and girls to be kinder to themselves, she said: 'I beg of you, as I stand here with a body broken forever because of what I put it through for our society’s beauty standards. Jodie could not wipe the smile off her face as she posed proudly with the trophy backstage The star-studded evening also saw Bridgerton 's Simone Ashley, 29, named as Game Changing Actor, following in the footsteps of last years Oscar Winning Adriana DeBose Elsewhere Chloe Bailey, 26, won the coveted Musician of The Year Award, as she followed in elder sister Halle's footsteps, who earned last year's honour.