I love this topic because it's clear at least the OP has absolutely no idea about women's bodies or women's health and it talking out of their (possibly boney) ass.
If you're Penelope Cruz, no matter how much you work out or eat you're not going to get a Kardashian butt. That shit's genetics/luck/blessings from the butt gods/implants.
Seriously, SL68: If you want to discuss obesity in America you're better off talking about things that aren't sexualized. The Kardashians, any of the characters you posted, etc. aren't fat. They have (arguably) big butts. That has nothing to do with obesity and everything to do with the fact sex sells. (Some) Men also like big breasts--which are made of fat--but I'm pretty sure no one would draw the conclusion that because big boobs are popular it's normalizing obesity.
Also obesity is an issue in most first-world nations. America has a problem with it, yes, but beyond the tiny and often-mocked fat-positive movement, I don't see the majority of people accepting of it. People are becoming fatter, but people still hate fat. That's why dieting is such a popular past time here--the desire to be thin and the lack of education about how to actually achieve a healthy body.
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