Plus-size influencer slams trolls who question her relationship

A plus-sized influencer in the US has called out trolls who hate on her relationship with her thinner boyfriend.

A plus-sized influencer from New Orleans, in the United States, is paying no mind to trolls who hate on her relationship with her thinner boyfriend.

Lexie Lemon boasts over two million followers on TikTok and loves to show off her boyfriend on the social media platform.

But in a recent video, the New Orleans native clapped back at those who had said she shouldn’t be in a relationship with someone disproportionately matched with her body size, the New York Post reported.

Lexie Lemon and her boyfriend. Picture: TikTok/Lexie Lemon

“Fatphobes when a plus-sized girl and a skinny guy couple posts anything,” she wrote in the viral footage, which has since amassed over 900,000 views so far.

The five-second clip shows Lexie and her boyfriend dancing to background audio with lyrics that declares: “Oh my goodness, oh my damn, they going H.A.M. [‘hard as a motherf**ker’]”

“If this ain’t the truth,” she captioned the video.

The post was showered with love in the comments section from her followers, with one writing: “People really think it’s their job to decide if a couple fits well together.”

“You look really cute together,” one fan gushed.

Another added in support, “I don’t see the problem. You guys are just a couple, who cares if one of them is overweight or skinny.”

Some commended Lexie for bravely putting her relationship on display.

“Not even gonna lie. Biggest fear,” one admitted.

“I’m the bigger one and I’ve always fallen for skinny/fit men I’m so scared if they get comments about me.”

Lexie has clapped back at trolls over her relationship. Picture: Instagram/Lexie Lemon

Lexie received a lot of support for standing up to bullies. Picture: Instagram/Lexie Lemon

In another video, Lexie responded to a snide comment that read: “Wow, my mother would love this time of cow on the farm.”

A grinning Lexie replied by prancing around in lingerie and dedicating the post to her hater, as the background tune sang: “Why are you so mean? You’re just jealous.”

In a TikTok post published last year, the model alleged – while laughing and pumping her fists up in the air – that “beautiful, skinny women” had reached out to her man, expressing anger at his choice of a partner.

More curvy women have come forward recently to reveal the bullying they endure while dating thinner men.

In October, Alex Aspasia posted a short TikTok where she cuddled up with her beau as they stared lovingly into each other’s eyes and shared a kiss.

“Don’t let your size stop you from finding someone special,” the 150kg influencer said.

This article originally appeared on the New York Post and was reproduced with permission