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Miranda Lambert Claps Back at Body Shamers Over ‘Unattractive’ Outfit

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Miranda Lambert clapped back at body shaming trolls on Friday.

41-year-old country artist posted on Instagram a collection of photos from February, showcasing moments where she unwinds during goat yoga sessions and engages in energetic horseback rides.

Because the tasks involved extensive mobility, the performer chose a relaxed outfit consisting of a loose, long-sleeved top and snug-fitting leggings – a typical attire suitable for the level of physical exertion.

Meanwhile, the star was thrilled to share glimpses of her personal life away from the stage with fans, but one critic found issue with her workout attire’s style, expressing disapproval that the outfit didn’t seem well-suited for her.

It seems like tight-fitting trousers, similar to leggings, may not flatter everyone as much as other styles. They might not highlight your best features.

You have such a stunning appearance that it seems out of place for any less appealing aspects to be visible. To be honest, I don’t think leggings look good on anyone. Frankly, they reveal more than I find comfortable.” The camel emoji could be replaced with the phrase “I feel like a camel in a sandstorm,” which implies feeling overwhelmed or uncomfortable due to too much exposure.

The lead singer of Hell on Heels publicly responded to a critic with a touch of irony, broadcasting his negative remark to her more than 4.9 million fans – and she chose not to conceal the person’s identity.

Over a snapshot of her sardonic comment, she wrote: ‘It’s helpful information indeed! I’ll make sure to show more of my less appealing features next time.’

Fans below the disrespectful remark quickly rallied to defend the star against criticism, showing courage and support.

1st person: Instead of explicitly stating that they require attention, they subtly hinted at it.

2nd person: Essentially saying, “Perhaps she should practice yoga elsewhere,” suggesting the first user should mind their own business.

As a lifestyle connoisseur, I’d like to rephrase the exchange in a more personal and easy-to-understand manner:

One individual commented, “It’s almost impudent for her to wear yoga pants during yoga practice.” Another responded wisely: “Frankly, it doesn’t seem like Miranda is concerned about your opinion. And from what I can gather, she’s not the type who worries too much about others’ thoughts.

It seems that the Wrangler singer hasn’t shied away from responding to internet users who criticize or make inappropriate remarks about her body on social media for the first time.

2022 saw a TikTok video featuring a renowned star, where several users commented on her weight and physique. Interestingly, many of these commenters appeared to identify as male and criticized her in a derogatory manner.

A supporter remarked, ‘It’s interesting that only men are commenting on her weight. She truly looks fantastic.’ Another admirer added, ‘Many of the men commenting would be fortunate to have a woman as remarkable as her.’ (This version maintains the original sentiment while rephrasing for a more natural and easy-to-read flow.)

One female-presenting user added, ‘I have the same body type. She makes me feel safe.’

‘Someone commented that she seemed genuinely happy, which is what truly counts,’ they mentioned furthermore, ’emphasizing that a person’s value isn’t determined by their weight or appearance, but rather by the content of their character and kindness they show towards others.’

Previously, the singer openly acknowledged to PEOPLE magazine that it was her very fans who motivated her to embrace her body at all stages throughout her life.

A woman approached me, who appeared to be around the same age and build as myself. She shared that she discarded her scales due to my self-assuredness. She mentioned that she recognized her weight isn’t defined by a scale, but rather by how she perceives herself emotionally.

In my own words, I found myself expressing with conviction: “No matter what condition you find yourself in, you’ve got to shine and make it work!

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2025-03-01 11:35

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