Kelly Clarkson, who is a gentleman and a scholar and a goddess all at the same time, gives exactly zero you-know-whats about what you think of her body.
Here’s the deal: After Kelly made an appearance on British TV’s “The Graham Norton Show,” Katie Hopkins, a columnist from the Sun, took to Twitter to make repeated, vicious comments about the singer’s figure.
Among her tweets: “Jesus, what happened to Kelly Clarkson? Did she eat all of her backing singers? Happily I have wide-screen.”
Charming.
In an interview with Heat magazine, Kelly was asked if she had anything to say about Hopkins’ remarks. And Kelly’s response?
“I don’t have a clue what you’re talking about. Someone tweeted something about me?”
BOOM. That’s right, y’all: Kelly Clarkson isn’t sitting at her computer, crying about that mean thing some jerk said about her on the internet. She’s too busy, y’know, being Kelly Clarkson.
Even better, when her interviewer clued her in to what Hopkins had said, Kelly just sounded mystified and amused.
“Oh, and she’s tweeted something nasty about me?” she said. “That’s because she doesn’t know me. I’m awesome! It doesn’t bother me. It’s a free world. Say what you will.”
Kelly Clarkson, you’re our hero. And best of all, the singer is just the latest entry on a growing list of people, famous and non-, who are taking no shizz from body-shamers, thank you very much. Below, we’ve rounded up four more of our favorite body-positive moments from women who refused to let the turkeys get them down.
When Megan Tonjes called out #FatShamingWeek participants for being human garbage.
When Ariana Grande schooled an Instagram troll on basic body manners.
When Carleigh O’Connell was picture perfect.
When Lorde issued a smackdown on behalf of her bestie.
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