VIRAL: JULIA BARRETTO seen wearing an oversize "HONEY" shirt

 

Julia Barretto shared a new video on her Instagram Stories. She was dressed in a large white shirt with the word "Honey" printed in red across the front. The actress was having a wonderful time dancing and swaying to the music. Juls didn't usually wear loose-fitting shirts, so the shirt was a welcome change.

Julia Barretto has resurfaced as a trending topic after sharing a sweet video on her Instagram Stories.

The actress danced really well to the music in the video, and her clothing stood out. The shirt was large white with the word "Honey" printed in red across the front.

She was definitely dancing to the music and loved both her outfit and the song. Many people on the internet praised Juls for her beauty and talent.

Julia Barretto was given the name Julia Francesca Barretto Baldivia when she was born. She is an actress who has appeared in films such as Love You to the Stars and Back (2017), Vince & Kath & James (2016), and Unexpectedly Yours (2017).

Julia once made her controversial relationship in secret, saying, "I think nobody understands the kind of trauma of having a relationship so public, and then also have a lot of people see when your relationship fails. Like it’s so traumatizing for me because I genuinely cared about this guy, I genuinely loved this guy, and then I shared so much that when we broke up, they thought they knew the whole story."

It was later revealed that the "guy" was named Gerald Anderson. 

Because of this relationship, Julia was bashed online. She said, "They thought they knew my pains, they thought they knew my joys, they thought they knew everything—all the reasons that caused the breakup. But nobody really does. "

"So one of the things I made myself confident in when it comes to my personal relationships is that, I’m in control. I am in total control of how much I am only willing to share and how much I am only allowing people to know. I’ve already come to realize how important it is to protect your peace and privacy—and that both go well together."