Candice Swanepoel Hits Back At Body-Shaming Trolls [Images]

13 Jul 2018 by Nereesha Patel in Angels, Candice Swanepoel, Celebrities, Social, Supermodels, Victoria's Secret

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Oh dear, Candice Swanepoel is unhappy with the internet right now.

In this case, she damn well has every right to be unhappy.

The South African supermodel is firing back at people who are body-shaming her online for her post-pregnancy body.

According to TimesLIVE, Swanepoel – who gave birth to her second son, Ariel Swanepoel Nicoli on June 16 – stepped out in a bikini while on vacation in Brazil.

Here’s a pic of her that was uploaded to an unofficial Victoria Secret’s Twitter account:

She looked positively healthy and glowing!

Not that many peeps on social media thought so – they decided to take pot-shots at Swanepoel’s post-baby figure

Um, excuse me? Don’t those asses know that post-pregnancy doesn’t work like that? Swanepoel clapped back at them in a series of Instagram Stories:

Right on.

She posted another powerful story a day later:

Here’s the text if you can’t read it properly:

I don’t have to hide my stomach just because people have unrealistic standards of women. We create life… what can you do? Ladies are all in this together. Be kind to each other.

Preach, sister, preach!

Her fans have rallied behind her to silence her critics:

Yes to all of this.

Don’t even try, haters, ’cause no matter what, Candice Swanepoel will always look stunning.

[source:timeslive]

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