Being called skinny or fatty, the British girl group Little Mix and X-Factor judge, Cheryl Fernandez-Versini had it enough. The girl group and the fame British show judge talked about body shamers and showed a girl power vibe to shake off those body shamers bullies.
The E! News reported, the British four member girl group, Little Mix really does have a confidence on themselves and on their body. The "Black Magic" hit singers open up about what they went through during their time on the British X Factor. The girls says they had wished that those body shamer bullies should stop bothering them.
The 22 year old Little Mix singer member, Perrie Edwards says, ''I love Cheryl, she's incredible. ''She's just wonderful to look at, isn't she? Do y'know what I say to those bodyshamers? F**k off and leave my Chezza alone.'', The Record reported.
The X Factor judge Cheryl Fernandez-Versini had also talked about the same issue before. She had been terrorized in social media because of her skinny appearance and was called anorexic. She also admitted that the death of her late father-in-law causes her to become distressed, that she lose so much weight.
The 32-year old had it enough and slammed down the body shamers bullies, "You'd never be allowed to say to somebody, 'Oh, you look a bit fat'," she told InStyle magazine. "And being overweight is unhealthy. It's actually a bad message to tell someone who is obese that they look curvy or great.", the BT wrote.
Another member of the Little Mix, the 24-year old, Jesy Nelson also opened up about what she had experience with body shamers. She told, she has experience harsh insults on the internet since their fame in British X Factor.
Jesy explains, "We just try to forget about any nasty comments really," Jesy explains. "We like to eat food and so does everybody else, and if we put on weight we put on weight and if we lose weight we lose weight."
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