Dove Cameron Educates Instagram Bare-Legged In White Stilettos

Scroll for the photos. Dove, known to explore deeper meanings and having explored the mythical aspects behind her snake tattoo, had plunged into the calendar date that everyone deems unlucky.

The photos showed the Emmy-winning actress in selfie mode and in her bedroom. Dove was flaunting her insanely-long legs in a sleeveless, white satin dress with a short-and-long feel – you'll see what we mean in the snap. White stilettos matched the nightie-effect dress, with Dove offering two similar shots before taking to her caption.

Keep scrolling for more photos. Dove, confirming Friday 13th is "my favorite day," then taught fans that the day is "historically celebrated as the day of the goddess before it was ever re-branded as an unlucky day by patriarchal leaders around the ancient roman era."

The number 13 also got an explanation, as the "We Belong" singer called it an "inherently feminine number, representing the 13 cycles of the moon and subsequently women’s bodies, and the incredible relationship between the two."

Dove might keep it real by admitting her quarantine can see her in bed until noon, but there's another side to the beauty. A pandemic Zoom date with Byrdie this year saw the actress speak of her snake tattoo, and she knows her stuff.

"It's all tied into etymology stories of women being equated to the snake and the snake being equated to the underworld," she said of the snake, adding that it's a way to "shame women."

Nobody's shaming Dove now, although that was a different story with her bikini-clad road trip.

Summer 2020 proved rocky as Dove took a road trip to Utah. The star, who posted both her Diet Coke and Japanese candy snacks and her bikini body, fell victim to concerns over her weight – Dove opened up about her anorexia in 2018 and is now recovered.

"Geez she's soo skinny ngl it looks great on the on hand but fricking unhealthy on the other," a fan had written, with Dove also finding herself encouraged to "eat."

Dove refused to tolerate the body-shaming, firing back and writing: "Outta here with that energy."