Former UFC fighter Paige VanZant has been the victim of online bullying of late, with many of her followers accusing the fighter of gaining weight, calling her “fat” and telling her to “get back to the gym.” Some even started rumors saying she was pregnant.
However, she didn’t let the haters get to her as she clapped back, sharing a photo of herself with a cryptic caption.
Paige VanZant Poses For The Camera
Instagram | Paige VanZant
The 29-year-old once again showed off her body as she posed in a yellow thong bikini, putting her booty on full display. One of his legs is raised while holding a palm tree leaf, looking back into the camera.
“don’t let the colors fade,” she captioned the post, seemingly hinting at confidence.
Fans quickly took to the comments section to share their thoughts, writing things like “Color isn’t what’s blinding me now! ??” and “Keep being Paige and keep shining. ??.”
Another stated, “Amazing, the sun is so bright on you I had to wear color ❤️?????.”
While one follower wrote, “You shine so bright the sun shines for you! ??.”
Paige VanZant Has ‘Hater Repellent’
Instagram | Paige VanZant
This isn’t the first time VanZant has shared this bikini photo or called out her haters.
The Bare Knuckle Fighter posed in a yellow thong bikini and a pair of white sneakers as she stood next to a body of water, showing off her booty and spraying what appeared to be sunscreen or tanning lotion onto her chest.
It was the caption that got attention when he wrote, “Hater repellent anyone? I have a lot ???.”
And just a few days earlier, VanZant defied her haters as she showed off her booty while pulling her bright orange leather skirt up to her thighs, writing, “Wow you girl is getting a little thick?? I mean my husband doesn’t mind….. do you? lol ?.”
Paige VanZant Has Struggled With Mental Health
Instagram | Paige VanZant
A few years ago, Paige VanZant went on “Good Morning America” where she opened up and was candid with fans as she discussed her childhood and how she overcame the sexual assault incidents she faced.
“I had nowhere to run, I had no one to turn to, and when it got bad enough, I had to run to the bathroom and eat lunch on the toilet in the bathroom because I was too scared to eat lunch in the cafeteria, ” he told “Good Morning America” regarding the bullying he faced in high school.
At just 14 years old, VanZant was sexually assaulted at a party, which she says completely changed her, even admitting she wanted to end her life because of the pain she faced. “I don’t see any other way out,” he continued to tell “Good Morning America.” “When you’re in that position, when you feel so much pain, it’s not that you want to die, but you don’t want to be in pain anymore.”
But then VanZant found MMA fighting. “MMA fights definitely saved my life. It also saved me as a human being,” he said.
If you or someone you know has a mental health problem, there are ways to get help. Visit MentalHealth.gov for more information. If you or someone you know is a victim of online bullying, visit StopBullying.gov for information on how you can prevent and respond to bullying.
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