Julianne Hough Claps Back At Body-Shaming Trolls With Epic Response
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The "DWTS" host shut down criticism of her appearance with a message about her health journey and encouraged her fans to focus on having "fun with life."
Julianne Hough isn’t mincing words when it comes to online scrutiny of her body.
Over the weekend, the actor and “Dancing with the Stars” host shared a short video of herself enjoying “Sunday Spa Day” and dancing in a bikini while inside of a sauna.
Though Hough’s video may have been meant in jest, it drew a mixed response from fans, with some saying in the comments that they were “concerned” by her “weird” behavior.
Others went a step further by criticizing her appearance. “She needs to eat some milkshakes and cheeseburgers,” one person wrote, while another suggested she “lighten up on the Ozempic.”
On Monday, Hough responded to the negative commentary with a lengthy note aimed at her detractors.
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