Overview
- Egli said Wednesday in Urs Gredig's TV interview that she experienced bodyshaming "on a brutal level" and has been judged repeatedly for her appearance.
- She insisted her body is healthy and told the program there is "absolutely nothing wrong" with it despite public criticism.
- Egli called self-acceptance a lifelong process and said she now tries to be her "own best friend" in how she treats herself.
- She warned that bodies change over time and said she expects renewed public judgment as she ages, which she ties to wider social beauty norms.
- Those comments came as Egli has paused her schlager show and announced a professional break that she describes as a time for self-care and reflection.