When putting weight shammers on blast, the TV personality admits she also 'wanted to be size zero and so skinny' in the past, but her attitude changed when she was 21 as she started appearing on 'Jersey Shore' in 2009.
- Jul 21, 2023
AceShowbiz - Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi has had enough weight shamers. In a new video shared on TikTok, the "Jersey Shore" star ranted against those who like to comment on people's bodies.
"I know it's an issue for a lot of people. Men, women - it's an issue. And it's called weight," the 35-year-old began. "I have struggled with my weight my entire life. High school? Not great. Wasn't eating, underweight, had no energy. It was getting scary."
"So high school was not a good place for me with weight. I wanted to be size zero and so skinny. And I fit in the jeans but, oh my God, I was so sad and not eating and [had] no energy," Snooki continued, before noting that her attitude changed when she was 21 as she started appearing on "Jersey Shore" in 2009.
"Who are you to call people 'pigs,' and 'fat,' and 'disgusting,' and [say], 'Your body looks terrible?' " the TV personality angrily asked. "Like, no. This is an education for you. If you think those things, which I'm sure a lot of people have opinions... Everyone has an opinion about everybody."
"You want to judge people's looks, people's bodies? Do it in the own comfort of your a**hole mind," the mom of three advised. "Or just like, call somebody. Call your a**hole friend to gossip about someone's weight."
"But don't comment it on the Internet. Because people are sensitive. Especially people that have had eating disorders and trouble with their body and image and they finally are starting to love themselves," she went on elaborating. "And then, 'Oh my God, they gained 5 lbs. You're a fat pig. You're disgusting. You gained weight. Wow, what happened to you?' "
Snooki emphasized, "That's not okay. 'Cause you can put people in a hole again after they finally got out of it. So this video is for everyone out there, stop commenting on people's weight. It doesn't matter. As long as you're a good person and you feel good in your own body." She then concluded, "Stop commenting on people's bodies. It's not nice."
