I tried on my old cheerleading uniforms and can still fit into one I wore when I was nine – I can't believe it | The Sun

IT'S been a good few years since she's worn the uniform.

But Macy Villeneuve decided to give herself a laugh by trying on her old cheerleading uniforms, and she documented the progress in a video on her TikTok page.



"Trying on old cheer uniforms," she wrote over her video.

She began with the competitive cheer uniform she'd worn between third and fifth grade – between the ages of seven to 10 – a blue, white and black long-sleeved crop top and skirt.

And while the skirt was much shorter than it would have been when Macy was a child, the uniform otherwise fit her.

"It’s very sad I still fit into my 4th grade uniform," she wrote in the video caption.

Read more Real Life stories

I left Hooters a decade ago – I look better than current staff in my uniform

I tried my old cheer uniforms – including before they started the ‘midriff’ rule

Next was her 6th to 7th grade competitive cheer uniform – a wet look blue, black and silver long sleeved top and skirt.

For 7th to 8th grade cheerleading, she wore a blue, black and white sleeveless dress.

And for her freshman year cheerleading, it was a white sleeveless top and skirt.

"We all rolled the skirt on my freshmen year uniforms," she added in the caption.

Most read in Fabulous

QUICK CHANGE

I go from a 5 to a 10 when I wear a bikini but not everyone agrees with me

SAVVY SAVER

I did a £5 shop at Aldi to last me all week – here’s everything I got

TOP NAMES

I’m a Council Estate Queen & these are the most popular mum names on the street

Shop secret

People are just realising what the extra section is for in shopping trolleys

"They look to fit perfectly. Nice," one person commented on the video.

As another added: "lol how does anyone fit in to anything from 4th grade?"

Read More on The Sun

Disney’s heartwarming Christmas ad highlights importance of being together

I go from a 5 to a 10 when I wear a bikini but not everyone agrees with me

"How do they still fit u?" a third questioned.

"Your arms were that long in 5th grade??" someone else asked.



Source: Read Full Article