My Big Fat Fabulous Life’s Whitney Way Thore claps back at trolls who criticize her lip fillers

MY Big Fat Fabulous Life star Whitney Way Thore has insisted she's "obsessed" with her lip fillers – despute what the trolls say.

The TLC personality took to her Instagram to clap back at some fans for their unwanted "unsolicited opinions" on her new look.

Whitney, 37, recently revealed her new plumped up lips as well as hair extensions.

In a recent snap on her Instagram page, she sat in her car to show off the results as she beamed for a selfie.

MBFFL's Whitney styled her brunette locks in a cute flicked style and highlighted her lips with nude gloss.

She rounded off her look with a gray sports top and gold necklace while in the caption, she took aim at her trolls.


The reality TV favorite wrote: "Just a reminder that I don’t (nor does any woman) need unsolicited opinions about her appearance on the internet or in life. Y’all are so kind and complimentary to me all the time and I appreciate that, but I don’t need anyone to tell me I look better without lip fillers. I’m obsessed with them— thank you, @sonadermatology!

"I also wear hair extensions and use @toppik hair fibers to cover bald spots on my scalp; I have my eyebrows microbladed; sometimes I wear ten pounds of makeup; I get manicures and pedicures and use skincare to diminish wrinkles. I’ve dyed my hair and even plucked the grey ones. I choose clothes that I feel make me look “good.”

"And “good” is completely subjective and relative and, most importantly, up to ME. Just because I do the aforementioned things, it doesn’t mean I don’t love myself and I would never dream of going to your Instagram accounts and accusing you of as much.

"I exist on television with zero makeup on 90% of the time and I am incredibly comfortable in my “natural” state."



Whitney, who was recently targeted for her figure, added: "I constantly read comments about whether I’ve lost weight or gained weight or that I look “different,” etc and it’s absolutely exhausting.

]"I don’t owe it to anyone, but here is an unfiltered picture. I have lip fillers and a lot of make up on!

"I haven’t had any work done to my face, but if I do, I won’t feel embarrassed to share it with you."

Her followers and fans were quick to reply, with one insisting: "You don’t owe anybody any explanation. Thank you for being exactly who you are."

Another posted: "BABY I LOVE THEM JUICY SMACKERS AND EVERYTHING ATTACHED TO THEM!"

Yet one mused: "I wish you didn't need to do those things. You are beautiful the way you are."

Last year, Whitney stunned in a selfie after clapping back at a troll who told her to lose weight.

The comment came as the reality star continued to deal with the aftermath of the end of her relationship.


In her Instagram snap with a pal, Whitney highlighted a diet program, which prompted one person to comment, "Weight loss would most likely get rid of your pros and hairloss."

However, the TLC star – who has lost 70 pounds since the split – responded: "Nope. I've had PCOS since I was a teenager and 120 lbs. I also lost 100 pounds after being fat and my PCOS did not improve."

Aside from trolls, Whitney is also focused on life after her previous relationship after her ex Chase Severino was unfaithful.

Chase would also get another woman, Katie Cottle, pregnant.


At the time, Whitney revealed: "After experiencing a lot of ups and downs and still living apart, Chase reconnected with a woman with whom he has had a long history. Chase recently told me this information and the fact that it had resulted in a pregnancy. Chase will be a father in October.”

She concluded: “I’m not interested in anything hateful being directed toward anyone. I would ask for privacy for all involved as we move on and focus on the future.”

In September, Chase welcomed his baby girl, Aurora, and exclusively told The Sun at the time: "I'm a really happy and proud father who can't wait to see what little AJ will do."

Chase is now engaged to the mother of his baby, Katie Cottle, as revealed on his Instagram page.

 

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