Amber Riley TELLS OFF Fat-Shamers While High on Meds: WATCH!

Whatever Amber Riley"s on, we want some.

After undergoing oral surgery, Riley took to Instagram and totally went off on anyone who might think to body-shame her, and she does NOT hold back.

"You know, there are just some things which my sober mind keeps me from sharing," she starts.

"That ends tonight. I"ve got some things I need to get off my chest."

DO IT, GIRL.

"Why does me being fat offend so many people?" she continued. "Is it because I"m confident and I"m fly and I"m sexy?" 

"Do my thighs offend? Does my stomach offend? Does my big, juicy ass offend? Why?! Why?!"

Good question.

 

The Glee actress goes on to say she doesn"t discriminate, so why should you?

"Let my big ass live. I let you all live. I love all colors, shapes and sizes," she reasoned. "So, just so you know, when you come on here and you call me fat, it"s not an insult, dummy."

"My ass is fat, and the fellas love it. And so do I. So eat it."

Oh, hell yeah! Eat it, indeed, dummies.

The actress shared several more funny videos of herself, capping it off with a good night message saying she was having some fun.

"I wasn"t joking about the meds, though. I really am high," she admitted.

Riley"s not the only celeb to lay into body shamers in the past couple weeks. 

Model Tess Holliday shared a nude pregnancy pic and told haters to STFU about her physique.

"What I"ve had to be learn to be okay with (WHICH IS NOT COOL) is the fact that people still think it"s okay to comment on my body," she wrote.

Riley and Holliday join a number of fed-up celebs who have spoken out against body shaming, including Demi Lovato, Ashley Graham, Melissa McCarthy and Blac Chyna.

Tess Holliday Posts Nude Pregnancy Selfie, Slams Fat-Shamers

Tess Holliday is a 30-year-old model who’s received a lot of attention on social media over the past year.

In addition to the usual modeling stuff (posing for photos, designing her own line of swimwear, etc.), Holliday has made a point of speaking out against fat-shaming and the pressure on young women to attain a certain shape.

As you can see, Tess is pregnant these days, and because the Internet is a place where society’s most irredeemable D-bags go to find their kind, she’s subjected to numerous insensitive comments.

Thankfully, rather than getting discouraged by the horrendous treatment she’s received from comment board trolls, Tess has decided to treat this as a teachable moment and demonstrate the importance of remaining courageous in the face of bullying.

Earlier today Tess posted the following nude photo on Instagram:

She captioned it, “I will continue to live unapologetically, to thrive in this body, prove the naysayers wrong & laugh at the ignorance.”

She followed that up with a lengthy tirade against those who believe it’s okay to make hateful remarks about the appearances of others as long as they disguise it as concern”

“What I’ve had to be learn to be okay with (WHICH IS NOT COOL) is the fact that people still think it’s okay to comment on my body,” says the creator of the #EffYourBeautyStandards hashtag.

“‘You don’t look pregnant’, ‘you must be have quadruplets’, ‘you are putting your baby at risk’ & a slew of other uneducated statements that are very far from my reality.”

“I’m not the first plus size woman in the public eye to have a baby & share it with the world, & I certainly won’t be the last. However I’m part of a small minority that’s telling you it’s okay to not have a perfect baby bump, or not show at all, to be plus size & have a healthy child, & most importantly to find a care provider that doesn’t shame you about your size.

“It’s also okay to tell someone to fuck off when they give you unsolicited advice about what’s “best” for you & your baby. As women, we know what’s best & that’s our business.. No one else’s.”

She concluded with her signature hashtag, along with a few other poignant ones:

“#effyourbeautystandards #theresnowrongwaytobeawoman #32weeks #babyhollidayontheway”

We’d like to add “#YouGoGirl” and “KeepDoingYou” and a simple “#Thanks.”