Nelly Furtado avoids social media after she has been shocked
Nelly Furtado is affected with a wave of daily abuse since the sharing of photos of her ‘new silhouette’, and described the constant Fat-Shaming as ‘ruthless’, Radaronline.com can reveal.
The Canadian singer, 46, who became famous with I am like a bird In 20000, earlier this year returned to the public eye after an interruption of six years, aimed at motherhood and personal projects.
In January she posted Bikini -Recordings for InstagramCelebrating her natural figure and arguing for the trust of the body, a movement that quickly made her a target for online trolls.
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Furtado folded back with trolls after sharing bikini photos.
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‘Cruel’ messages aimed at Furtado
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Furtado said her forty confidence and a glow-up.
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“I can’t open my messages without seeing anything cruel,” Furtado would have trusted in friends. “It has become a daily event since I publicly embraced my curves. I had to limit my time online for my own peace.”
Furtado also said behind closed doors that she wanted her messages about self -love, not an invitation to unsolicited comments about her body.
In a now viral post, Furtado wrote: “This year I became aware of the aesthetic pressure of my work in a brand new way, while at the same time I experienced new levels of self -love and real confidence from within.”
She emphasized that she had never had face or body operations or augmentations, apart from dental veneer, and trusted beauty routines, styling tricks and makeup at Old-school to reach certain looks.
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Will she sue?
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The singer embraced her curves and promoted body confidence.
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Good friends say that the star is so shocked by Fat-Shaming trolls that she wants to take legal steps against people who focus on her.
“She has always been fiercely protective against her image,” claimed a source. “But this is the first time she has to deal with this kind of targeted intimidation every day.”
Fans had initially flooded her Instagram with praise and celebrated her as a “refreshing” and “real” representation of women in the forty.
Reactions greeted her Portuguese heritage and “Venus Goddess” bends. But in addition to the praise, Furtado describes as ‘deep personal and tiring’.
Platform X by Elon Musk is filled with Fat-Shaming comments about Furtado, seen by Radaronline.com And too in common to reprint here.
Another insider said, “It’s so malicious, the comments are recorded about hateful language.”
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Furtado wants to inspire others
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She promised to continue to post despite the daily intimidation.
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Despite the troll, Furtado says that her return to the spotlight has brought her joy.
She said: “I now have more fun with my style! It’s strange. I always knew that I would have a glow-up in the forty, and I did!”
Born from Portuguese parents in British Columbia, Furtado has long connected her love for fashion with her upbringing in a family of tailors and seamstresses.
“The Portuguese culture is very much about festival culture – you have to get dressed for Festa and switch it off,” she added.
The mother of three shares daughter Nevis, 21, with former partner Jasper Gahunia, and two younger children-a 7-year-old daughter and 6-year-old son-with rapper Jerry.
She has previously talked about the challenges of balancing her artistic career with motherhood and told an audience last year: “I want to inspire other mothers and women that, even in the forty, you can embra again and go for it.”
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Fans praised her as a real and refreshing role model.
In 2023, Furtado also revealed that she was diagnosed with ADHD 18 months earlier and found dance training a useful tool for managing symptoms.
“The discipline really helps my brain,” she said. “I get to know my brain very well, and I like to talk about it.”
For now, she says, she will continue to share her story despite the negativity.
“I know what I see in the mirror, and I think it’s okay,” she said. “We are all cute little people who bounce around the earth in search of hugs.”
