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Travis Barker’s daughter, Alabama Barker, is used to growing up in the spotlight, which has probably only intensified since her dad married Kourtney Kardashian in 2022. But that also means that she’s been the subject of some pretty nasty comments about her body, and now, she’s finally had enough.
This week, Alabama went on a rant on TikTok calling out the body-shamers, saying her new plan is to “get so skinny.”
Alabama’s endured body-shaming comments on her social media posts for years.
Anytime Alabama shares photos or videos on one of her social media accounts, she’s bound to be met with a lot of criticism— especially accusations that she edits her photos to make her face and body look different before she posts.
These are the kind of comments that would get to anyone of any age, but Alabama is a 20-year-old girl still finding herself in the world, so it’s not surprising at all to hear that after all this time, she’s finally fed up. Even though there are tons of positive comments gushing over how gorgeous she is, there’s no doubt that the negative ones seem much louder to her.
Plus, most of the time she’s been receiving these hateful comments about her body, she was still a teenager (not that 20 isn’t still super young, because it is). Who wouldn’t lose it at that point?
She hit back at the trolls in a new video.
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Talking to the camera in a new TikTok video, Alabama put it all out there when it comes to how she feels about people’s comments about her weight.
“This is not very role model of me, but I’m gonna get on the highest dose of Ozempic,” she said. “And I’m gonna become so skinny, you’re gonna tell me I need a burger, because the way that people body shame me is f—ing disgusting.”
“I f—ing hate you guys, and I’m gonna get so skinny. F–k you. No ass, no tits, 2027,” Alabama added. “Bye.”
Now, people are showing Alabama a lot of support.
The comments of Alabama’s TikTok video are absolutely flooded with people showing her support from her followers now that she’s shared how she feels.
“And then they’ll be the first ones to say you’re too skinny. You’re perfect mama. Do what makes you happy. Sending you love,” one commenter wrote.
Another posted, “As someone who lived thru the 2000s wave of skinny.. don’t. People talking like that to you are projecting. Older you will look back at younger you with so much love and adoration. As a mother: don’t don’t don’t.”
Alabama is beautiful, and hopefully, this video sends a signal to at least some of her trolls that it’s time to back off. Making comments about anyone’s body on the internet (or anyone else) isn’t okay, no matter who they might be.
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