Bebe Rexha appeals to the fans on Tiktok after the viral 'body shaming' comment

Musician bbebe Rexha Soothes her fans that she is okay after she has spoken out on a viral comment.

A clip from the youngest livestream of the performer in which you read a “body shaming” Was viral on social media.

In A Follow videoThe “I'm good (blue)” Singer has updated her fans and assures them that she is of the “uninfected” Online comment.

Take a look at the video above.

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“I just came back from Dubai. I did an astonishing charity event. It was so nice,” she said, noticing that she had no more Instagram for a long time.

She continued: “I'll come back [from performing in Dubai] Last night my friends like the clip that becomes viral.

“So I look at the clip, read the comments – because I am curious – and you are very nice to me and support me. But I want to say a few things.”

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“Number one, I'm unhindered. Number two, I'm very aware of everything. I know that I have gained weight. I know that I went through a lot,” she said.

“I know that people know my songs, but don't know me, and I didn't get the recognition that I deserve.

“But instead of allowing me that everything broke out, I actually made myself more powerful and worked on new music, and I put it in my music.

“And I don't want you to feel bad for me because I promise you that I feel stronger than ever before and I love you.”

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In the initial clip that became viral, Rexha read comments from spectators while on Instagram live. One was a derogatory comment in their weight.

Other people in the room seemed shocked when she read it loudly, but the star nominated by Grammy noted: “To be honest, who cares about that”.

Rexha is known for your hits, including I am good (blue) With David Guetta, In the name of love And I am a chaos.

The now 35-year-old singer started her music career as a songwriter who worked with people like David Guetta, Lil Wayne and Selena Gomez.

Your debut album Expectations was released in 2018. Since then she has published two more studio albums, Better mistake In 2021 and Beef in 2023.

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Rexha is not the only star that calls “body shaming” online.

The tennis commentator and former professional player Jelena Dokic regularly experienced similar comments and often calls up the double standards for critics of body shame.

“It's not easy, I'm not the only one who goes through it. I think pretty much every single person who is in the spotlight or has a public profile is unfortunately through, especially women when it comes to body and body image” Today.

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The British model Iskra Lawrence also talked about it.

She Recently, her four -month -old daughter returned to the runway After having been trolled on the runway because of the pregnancy last year.

“After I was ashamed on the runway last year during pregnancy, I decided to return to the runway four months after the birth and celebrate the body that they do not ashamed and cover up because all the body deserves a representation, including postpartals, wrote about experience.

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