Coco Lodge reveals ‘amazing’ Jesy Nelson offered her support after she was trolled over her looks

Coco Lodge has revealed that Jesy Nelson has offered her support after being cruelly trolled about her appearance.

The former Love Islander, 27, claimed that the singer, 31, who had previously spoken out about how despicably trolling affected her throughout her career, recently contacted her via Instagram.

She said The sun: ‘Jesy Nelson slipped into my DMs – not in a romantic way. She just said she was there if I needed support because of the trolling.

“It was so much fun, what a great woman – I thought it was a fake account at first.

“She told me I was beautiful and not to let what happened stop me from being myself, and if I ever had to rage, she was there.

Coco broke down in tears at vicious internet trolls who taunted her for her appearance on her fellow Love Island co-star Cheyanne Kerr shared a clip of the couple enjoying a holiday in Ibiza together.

Supportive: The former Love Islander, 27, claimed that the singer, 31, who had previously spoken out about how despicably trolling affected her throughout her career, recently reached out to her via Instagram

The former Casa Amor bombshell chose to stay indoors when the rest of her friends go out on the Spanish island during their trip, and the reality star shared her experience in a YouTube video posted Thursday.

Coco said Cheyanne’s TikTok followers were quick to praise her in the clip, but described Coco as “ugly” and told her she looked like a “man.”

The television personality said: “Everyone went to Amnesia but after Ocean I was so, so tired and, to be honest, I read some comments about Cheyanne’s video she posted of me and her on TikTok and I’m honestly just like that sick of people trolling what i look like or calling me a man or whatever.

End of her necklace: Coco burst into tears at vicious internet trolls who taunted her for her appearance after her fellow Love Island co-star Cheyanne Kerr shared a clip of the couple enjoying a holiday in Ibiza together

“It’s gotten to the point where it’s just not fair and not right.

“Like, why am I flipping through a video, scrolling through all the comments and everyone is saying how beautiful my boyfriend is, but then put me down in response to that, saying, ‘Oh my God, Cheyanne, you’re beautiful, your figure is amazing , Coco, who is that man in the first part of the clip?” or, “Coco, you look so ugly,” or “How did this girl get to Love Island?”

“It’s not fair and it’s gotten to the point where I don’t want to go out tonight because I feel like all these comments. It’s not fair.’

Angry: The former Casa Amor bomber chose to stay indoors when the rest of her friends went out on the Spanish island during their trip because she didn’t feel good about herself

Jesy spoke bravely of her trolling ordeal in her 2019 BBC documentary, Jesy Nelson: Odd One Out, which won multiple awards.

The former Little Mix band member revealed that at the height of her bullying, after the group’s 2011 X Factor win, she overdosed but was saved by her boyfriend at the time.

Opening up about her harrowing time, Jesy said in her documentary, “I just remember thinking, ‘I just need this to go away, I’m going to end this”.

“I remember going to the kitchen and taking as many tablets as I could. Then I lay in bed for ages and kept thinking, “Make it happen. Hurry up.”

Emotional: Jesy spoke boldly about her trolling ordeal in her 2019 BBC documentary, Jesy Nelson: Odd One Out, which won multiple awards

The Wings hitmaker chose to speak up about her suicide attempt in November 2013 in an effort to raise awareness of the horrific effect trolling can have on young people.

The documentary also showed that the brunette beauty struggled with her abuse so much that it affected her mental health and thus struggled to fulfill her obligations in the girl group.

She said the “fat, ugly” label completely “guzzled every part of me” as the trolling took its toll.

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Disturbing: The star, who once attempted suicide after years of relentless trolling, bravely discussed her online bullying ordeal and documentary about the program