Crossed the Line: Stars Who Were Cyber Bullied for Their Looks
The Internet went too far with this shade.
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Off Limits - Celebrities are frequently taken apart in the media and by social media trolls, but sometimes the haters take things too far. From Kim Kardashian's critics telling her to cover up to Lil' Kim's fans begging her to step away from the knife, celebrities have been victims of negative comments about their looks for quite some time.(Photos from left: Kim Kardashian via Twitter, Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Yeezy Season 3)
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Kim Kardashian - The reality star is known mostly for her sexy image, but once she posted this censored nude selfie to social media in March 2016, she received a ton of backlash from fans and fellow celebs alike. Many criticized the mother of two for being a one-trick-pony and trivializing the concept of motherhood by posing naked once again. But she fired back, asking her critics, "I'm a bad role model for being proud of my body?"(Photo: Kim Kardashian via Twitter)
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Donald Trump - Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump has become a walking meme in 2016 since his initial announcement that he was running for office. The real estate mogul and entrepreneur has been ridiculed for his infamous comb-over, fried tan and comical faces — often made during debates. We have a feeling this one is never going to end.(Photo: Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
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Wendy Williams - The talk show queen has often been rudely compared to a man, most recently by Kanye West, who reportedly wrote a diss track about her — a remixed version of Aerosmith’s “Dude (Looks Like a Lady)." Wendy classily addressed the rumors without ever brining up Kanye by name, saying instead she's flattered by the attention. Previously, she opened up to her audience about the constant comparisons: “People do think I was born a man. That is absolutely not [true]," she said. "I get it. I’ve got a strong face, a strong body, I’m 5' 11". I wear wigs.” (Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for Operation Smile)
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Tamar Braxton - After the singer and talk show host commented on Chris Brown's relationship with Karrueche Tran on her show The Real back in 2014, Breezy retaliated by blasting Tamar on his Instagram: “U take the role of the ugly sister. It’s always the people wit no career that talk all the s**t. Dat plastic surgery f**ked yo face up. B***h look like she always saying “huh”? Muppet face a**!” Tamar responded in tears, saying the Muppet comment truly hurt: “People say it so much, you start to believe it….[Chris Brown] has the whole world calling me that.” (Photo: Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
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Lil Kim - The femcee has been under a microscope lately thanks to the dramatic changes to her looks. However, she's consistently denied the plastic surgery rumors. The rapper has been in the headlines for her looks again this month after a photo of her started circulating in which it looked like she had gained a significant amount of weight. She responded by calling out the trolls for sloppy Photoshopping, posting the original photo alongside with the Photoshopped version. “You bloggers should be ashamed of yourself for promoting this foolishness knowing that this is SO fake just like all of you haters,” she wrote. (Photo: D Dipasupil/Getty Images for WE tv)
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Zendaya - In an episode of E!’s Fashion Police last year, host Giuliana Rancic made an insensitive comment about Zendaya’s locs on the Oscars red carpet, saying the young star “smells like patchouli oil. Or weed." Zendaya immediately responded to Rancic’s comments, labeling them as “ignorant slurs.” She continued her statement, “To say that an 18 year old young woman must smell of patchouli oil or ‘weed’ is not only a large stereotype but outrageously offensive.” Rancic publicly apologized the next day and nearly lost her job over it. (Photo: Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
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Lil Wayne - Back in 2013, during Jimmy Kimmel’s Mean Tweets series, the rapper came across one that dissed his looks. “Lil Wayne looks like a crabapple,” it read. His response made it clear he isn't here for that kind of trolling. “I don’t know what a crabapple is. F**k all of ya’ll,” he said. In case you’re wondering, a crabapple is a person whose face is scrunched up and not proportionate to their already small head. (Photo: Kevin Winter/Getty Images for iHeartMedia)
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2 Chainz - Like Weezy, this rapper also participated in Kimmel's Mean Tweets and wasn't too happy with what he read: “@2chainz looks like Whoopi Goldberg.” He responded, “Get the f**k outta here.” Whoopi, however, seemed to agree with the tweeter, later tweeting, “Is it me or does 2 chains look like he could be my son if I had one? He's smart & he's about something so I'm cool with the comparison.” (Photo: Rob Kim/Getty Images)
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Raven-Symoné - While The View co-host has been in the headlines for her insensitive comments over the past couple of years, she has suffered from body shaming most of her life. Back in 2011, she opened up about her 70-pound weight loss: “I lost weight to keep them people from talking to me. I got tired and irritated." Sadly, it didn't stop there. Nowadays, she is constantly criticized about her colorful hairstyles and facial features, with some calling her Toucan Sam. (Photo: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images)
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Khloé Kardashian - Ever since the Kardashians entered into the spotlight, Khloé has been dubbed the “ugly sister.” She has been constantly body shamed for being taller and fuller figured compared to her sisters. However, she shut a lot of mouths this past year by dedicating her time to fitness and health, even penning a book about body image called Strong Looks Better Naked.(Photo: Jerod Harris/Getty Images for A+E Networks)
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Oprah Winfrey - The talk show queen may have the world at her fingers, but she's always been open about her insecurities over her body. Back in 2013, Waka Flocka Flame was caught on tape saying of Winfrey, “I wont f**k that ugly b***h.” Too far, Waka. Thankfully, he agreed and issued a public apology. "I feel obligated to take responsibility for my actions and publicly apologize to Oprah," he said. "My remarks about you were both extremely unnecessary and disrespectful. This regretful situation made me look at women and how I address them in a more responsible way." Oprah is all about changing lives, so hopefully she taught the rapper a lesson he'll never forget. (Photo: Scott Barbour/Getty Images)
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Iggy Azalea - In October 2014 — which, ironically, is National Bullying Prevention Awareness Month — Snoop Dogg took to Instagram to mock a makeup-free selfie posted by Iggy Azalea, comparing her looks to Marlon Wayan’s character in the film White Chicks. After an intense Twitter feud, Iggy decided to end it by tweeting, “ima be the bigger man in this situation and leave it be.” (Photo: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)