Known for championing body positivity and embracing her curvy figure, Bon has amassed a loyal following of over 6 million on Instagram, where she regularly promotes messages of self-love and confidence.
In a recent video posted to social media, Bon shared that her visit to a restaurant was overshadowed by unwanted negative attention.
Her story sparked a wave of reactions online. Some critics were harsh, with one commenting, “You weren’t born this way, so don’t cry about body-shaming,” and another claiming, “God didn’t give you that. Your doctor did.”
Despite the backlash, many rushed to Bon’s defense. One supporter wrote, “You are beautiful just the way God made you! People are just jealous,” while another added, “I’m sorry people are so cruel. You are beautiful.”
Bon has often spoken out against the scrutiny she faces over her appearance. Although she denies having procedures like a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL), she has been open about her journey, including her experience with significant weight loss.
In response to recent criticism, she posted a side-by-side photo showing her transformation before and after losing weight, proudly captioning it: “WHAT GOD GAVE ME.”
Bon pointed out that she has faced criticism both before and after her transformation, stressing that she has learned to embrace her body despite ongoing societal pressures.
She also voiced her frustration over the persistent rumors of cosmetic surgery, reaffirming in a post that her body is natural: “Sorry I’m not ashamed anymore of my curves, and I won’t hate my body just because you hate it.”
Still, some followers remain doubtful, with one commenting: “Are you sure it’s not BBL? Show old pics.”
The influencer has openly discussed the challenges she faces because of her size, including struggles with airplane seating.
In one post, she urged airlines to offer larger seats to better accommodate plus-size travelers.
She has also spoken out against body-shaming incidents at Disneyland, recalling how she was targeted while visiting the park with her family.
