Molly-Mae Hague has hit back at claims that she “over edits” her photos, following recent body-shaming from trolls.
The Love Island star returned home from her holiday in Ibiza with her boyfriend Tommy Fury on Monday, where she faced nasty comments on bikini photos published by the Daily Mail.
The 21-year-old took to her Instagram story to respond to accusations that she “over edits” her images, by sharing the live version of the photos taken on the trip.
“I just had to say this. One last thing. For people saying I ‘over edit’ my pictures…here’s the live versions,” she wrote.
“You guys have absolutely no idea what these paparazzi cameras do to your body. They make you look triple your size.”
“I’ve even had paps add detail to my cellulite so that they can sell the pictures for more more,” Molly revealed.
“I don’t owe anyone an explanation and I never ever rise to comments but this has really frustrated me.”
“Lighting, angles, outfits and me knowing I’m having my photo taken may potentially be the reason as to why I look different. Rant over.”
The news comes after a Twitter user shared a screenshot of the abuse Molly was getting in the comment section of the photos posted by the Daily Mail.
Alongside the screenshot, they wrote: “These comments are so vile. ‘Awful’ and ‘lardy’ is apparently how to describe a normal womans body??”
After the tweet started circulating on Twitter, Molly-Mae reposted it, and wrote: “I would genuinely love to know who writes these comments?”
“Like how can you actually write s**t like that and sleep at night? Beyond me,” she added.
I would genuinely love to know who writes these comments? Like how can you actually write shit like that and sleep at night? Beyond me https://t.co/8uD45in9LX
— Molly-Mae (@mollymaehague) July 16, 2020
