Molly's fans fight her corner.
New mum Molly-Mae took to Instagram last night to share some stunning photos from her recent work trip to Marbella, Spain.
The former Love Island star travelled for a Filter by Molly-Mae photo shoot and uploaded snaps for her fans.
Molly uploaded a series of photos from her trip showing off her beautiful holiday fits and some behind-the-scenes of the Filter shoot.
She captioned it: "Lost files ??♀️????
@filterbymollymae".
Loyal fans of the influencer flooded to the comments to compliment her.
Many noted that although Molly gave birth just four months ago, she looked incredible.
However, there were many nasty body-shaming comments under the post that her followers didn't appreciate.
One person wrote: "Would have been a cute opportunity to show off real women's bodies - stretch marks and all."
Molly's fans were quick to fight her corner with many of them hitting back at this remark.
One replied: "This is a real woman's body. She doesn't have to show what she doesn't want, if she doesn't have stretch marks she'll get idiots at her for that as well. Leave the girl alone she's living her life."
Another defended the star and said: "I'm on my forth pregnancy and I don't have any stretch marks. Straight back into my normal size without any diets or fitness.
"Apparently that makes you not a "real woman" lol. Hope people know body issues affect everyone not just people that can't lose their weight or have stretch marks."
This person also replied and wrote: "It really annoys me how anyone can pass ANY judgement. We don't all go lumpy and bumpy - some do, some don't.
"I didn't with my first but I did with my second."
"This is what true inspiration looks like."
Other Molly-Mae fans felt it was right to stand up for her amid all the negative comments.
This follower wrote: "Imagine having this much influence, and deciding to be a genuine, humble, honest depiction of a postpartum Mom. Still stunning. Still strong. But much more wise, aware, and conscious of the image you put forth.
"F*** it's so refreshing as a Mum 5 months postpartum to not see a model Mum rushing to photoshop, and just embracing authenticity, and still somehow looking as beautiful as before doing it.
"This is what true inspiration looks like."
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