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People assume I’m skinny because I have a thin face, but I’m actually 320 pounds.
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A plus-size influencer says that people assume she’s skinnier than she is because she has a naturally thin face.
The flame-haired TikTok star, who posts under the name Olivia’s World and hails from Toronto in Canada, has amassed 575,000 followers on the social media platform with her videos about her life.
A recent clip posted on Tik Tok shows the camera zooming in on Olivia’s face, with the caption: “When people think you’re a skinny girl because of your thin face” before a dancing Olivia is revealed) and the caption, “but you’re actually fat girl’, with a dollar sign emoji.
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Influencer Olivia, from Toronto, posted a clip on her TikTok channel, which has 575,000 followers, saying people assume she’s skinny when they only see her face.
Wearing hot pink shorts and a cropped top, emblazoned with the words ‘Zero f**** given’, the plus-size influencer, who has associations with fashion lines, has seen a thousand people like the clip, and many la call ‘beautiful’.
On her Patreon site, which charges $15.00 a month for access to her exclusive photos and videos, the 27-year-old describes herself as “a curvy redhead queen who loves to embrace her sexy side,” saying which is “too thick for mine”. fucking good.’
A dancing Olivia ends the clip, along with the caption “but you’re actually a fat girl,” complete with a dollar sign emoji.
The plus-size star, who weighs 320 pounds (22), shared the pictures showing just her face, before pulling away to show off her body.
The influencer regularly shares clips from her life as a plus-size woman, checking out makeup and fashion.
The influencer frequently posts information about her life on her social media platforms, with more than 1.3 million followers.
Olivia, who once worked as a beauty consultant, has said in previous videos that her physique is what keeps her following going and that losing weight could hurt her career as an influencer.
She says that her ‘size is my trademark’ and that going to the gym could affect her livelihood, and ignores comments about the possible harmful effects on her health of being obese.
In an interview with Fabulous magazine earlier this year, she said: “I refuse to exercise every day like the bullies tell me to.”
Livelihood: Influencer says losing weight could hurt her career because her fans appreciate her plus-size body
“If I did, I’d end up like some people who lose weight and aren’t happy with their bodies and lives when I’d rather be fat and fabulous.
“I would lose my social media following and my income and be miserable. By standing up to my trolls and flaunting my size, I was showing them that they could do their worst.
“I refuse to abide by their point of view of what my body should look like and am literally shaking my beautiful big woman body in their faces.”
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