I’m a curvy model and love wearing low-waist bottoms, trolls say it isn’t cute because of my gut but I love it | The Sun

A CURVY MODEL has gone viral after hitting back at cruel trolls' comments.

Ariella Nyssa recently took to TikTok to reveal she won't listen to trolls who try to dictate the clothes she wears.


The Australian beauty shared some of the nasty comments trolls have left her.

In a recent clip, she posed in front of the camera in a cute navy crop top and mini skirt.

She wrote: "That gut is gross go the gym," a comment seemingly left for the model.

Ariella then turned to the side to show off her belly, and lip-synced 'she is very gorgeous to me.'

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In another post, the fashion fan wore a grey two-piece in a similar style.

"People telling me low waist isn't cute on me," she said.

She added: "Don’t listen to anyone else about what YOU like queen."

Ariella often shares body-positive content on her page – proving that different body shapes don't need fashion rules.

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The video has since gone viral with over six million views and over 120k likes.

People quickly took to the comments section to praise the model for her confidence and looks.

One wrote: "You're freaking gorgeous & thanks for showing us a NORMAL/NATURAL body."

Another person commented: "That’s a real woman."

"That's natural beauty," penned a third.

Meanwhile, a fourth added: "Girl you’re so gorgeous don’t let anybody tell you otherwise."

"I think you look amazing don’t listen to all that negativity," claimed a fifth.

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