Trolls SLAM Curvy Mum’s Bikini Pics… Her Response? EPIC!

A confident mom is making waves online, promising she’ll never hide her body when it’s time to hit the beach.

Anneliese King, a US-based influencer, recently took to Instagram to share her thoughts on body image, sending a strong message to her followers. She faced critics head-on, revealing that her choice of tight swimwear isn’t about seeking attention, as some bullies suggest, but rather a commitment to promoting body positivity.

For Anneliese, it’s not about conforming to others’ standards. Although she’s been called derogatory names and accused of dressing provocatively, she’s on a different mission. She’s here to break down the negative stereotypes associated with curvier bodies and uplift others along the way.

In a recent Instagram post, she tackled the ever-dreaded “beach body” topic, a conversation many approach with anxiety and discomfort. Anneliese embraced her curves as she enjoyed a summer getaway, sharing her thoughts on why she refuses to cover up at the beach, especially in front of her children.

She posted a heartwarming clip of herself confidently rocking a bikini, jumping into a pool alongside her partner. In the caption, Anneliese made a powerful statement: “I don’t know exactly what my kids are going to remember about our vacation, but one thing they won’t? Me hiding my body or talking about how I look in a bathing suit in front of them.”

While body image can be a sensitive subject, Anneliese has decided to make a conscious effort to teach her children a different lesson. Her focus isn’t on what she looks like in a swimsuit but rather on the experiences she shares with her family.

She explained her mindset further: “But my boys will not be remembering what I looked like in a bathing suit. They will, however, be remembering if I swam or played or participated, though.”

Anneliese emphasized the importance of what children truly remember: the feeling they get from spending time together, not the physical appearance of their loved ones. “Kids remembering a feeling. And me caring that I don’t look as thin as maybe I could (because it’s definitely not should) is only going to take away from their happy vibes,” she added.

Her post resonated with thousands, amassing over 3,300 likes and a flood of supportive comments. Many cheered her on, admiring her confidence and body positivity. One fan commented, “You look hot. I think someone should be talking about how hot you are as often as possible, hehe.” Another follower praised her: “Love this post, and I am happy you feel comfortable and good about yourself. And you look fabulous by the way!”

The encouragement continued to pour in as one user wrote, “Kids love their mamas. Mamas are only beautiful in their eyes. And we make the best food, mine say.” Meanwhile, another added, “Love this and you look great. Love your suit.”

Anneliese’s journey to body confidence hasn’t been without its struggles. She’s openly talked about the challenge of learning to love her curves, especially when it comes to capturing moments in photographs. She previously shared her frustration, saying: “It’s so hard to hate your body. To see something in the mirror, and then see something different in a photo.”

Her raw honesty about comparing herself to others hits home for many. “To see thin fit people and wonder why you just can’t look that way. I just am over it. Here I am. Like if you love me,” she bravely declared.

Anneliese King’s story is a testament to the power of self-love and the importance of teaching the next generation that confidence comes from within. Her message is clear: embrace who you are and don’t let society’s expectations hold you back from enjoying life.