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MUMBAI: For a personal photo shoot, actress Jacqueline Fernandez made a request to avoid usage of image correction applications or any touch up as she wanted to keep it natural. She says she believes in the power of imperfections.

“It is our imperfections that make us more human and therefore more beautiful. They are not flaws, they make us who we are,” Jacqueline said in a statement, commenting on how comfortable she is in her own skin.

Often, film celebrities are under the scanner for edited, photoshopped and airbrushed images, but there are some who say yes to natural beauty.

Jacqueline prefers to be an advocate of being natural, and adheres to eating healthy and organic items. The actress is also an investor in an Indian cold pressed juice brand. LOS ANGELES: One of actor Charlie Sheen’s former girlfriends has reportedly filed a lawsuit accusing him of exposing her to HIV, and then dissuading her from taking antiretroviral drugs. This is the second time he has been accused of the same. Although neither Sheen nor his former girlfriend have been named in the suit which was filed on Thursday here, the defendant referred to as “confidential male defendant” is said to have learned he was HIV positive in 2011 and gave national TV interviews about his HIV status on November 17, 2015, and June 21, 2016, reports variety.com. Sheen learnt he was HIV positive in 2011, and he publicly revealed it on “The Today Show” on November 17, 2015. He gave an update on the programme on June 21, 2016. The plaintiff is identified as Jane Doe, and is described as a “Russian émigré”. This is the second time Sheen has been sued for allegedly exposing a former girlfriend to the virus. Scottine Ross, his former fiance, filed a similar suit in December 2015, alleging abuse in addition to HIV exposure.