Jessica Nkosi might not have the perfect body but she has made it very clear that she does not want to be reminded of that. Trolls attack the actress every chance they get but The Queen actress uses the block button very often.

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The thespian has documented her weight loss journey on her social media very candidly over the years, especially after giving birth to her beautiful baby girl, Nami Dlamini.

Her latest post was of her getting ready to hit the gym but mentioned that she was actually comfortable in her bed. Even though there were a lot of people applauding her banging body and beauty, of course, there were trolls on standby waiting to rain on her parade.

Clapping back the actress wrote on her IG stories, “The vile, mean, horrible things people say though. I’m very happy about the block button. Kodwa nje (But) it really does hurt. Like why would you attack me about my body?

“I know my body, trust me I look at it everyday, and I live in it. Manje wena (Now you) you feel a need to point stuff out as if I do not know. SMH (shaking my head). Just live your life. I actually really do not want to hear your negativity here,” she clapped back.
Busiswa is also one female who is very vocal about her disapproval when it comes to people adding their opinions on women’s bodies. The musician has worked on her summer body very well and the progress is something to applaud.

Busiswa who is not one to take any disrespect, doesn’t take any bullying lying down as she replied to the troll claiming that they should focus on themselves no matter how tempted they are to hate on her.

“Don’t stress yourself about my body, young man. No matter how tempted you are, don’t do that” she wrote.

Earlier this year, Busiswa confused the enemy and revealed her new slender bender figure, leaving fans disappointed that the once upon a time plus sized singer is now a transformed yummy mummy with a new body and fans feel betrayed to say the least.

She has also faced the wrath of trolls earlier when they commented about her skin tone, labelling it too dark. The performer recorded a Instagram video promoting her live session and a troll had a field day when commenting on her looks.

Reveling at her successful weight loss and flaunting her new body, a troll decided to diss the SBWL collaborator by saying she looks too dark.

In response she told the ‘fan’ that she was wearing lace socks and would like them to stop with the colourism.

“Also get terms like ‘too dark’ out of your vocabulary,” she clapped back.