Meghan Trainor ‘cried’ over ‘bad’ comments about weight loss and nose

The Meghan Trainor She shares how social media comments about her new look have affected her.

The coach, 31, said on Tuesday, November 18, the question about – Above that he has been exposed to increased media criticism on social media since he lost 60 pounds. “Like my comments were just bad, they were attacking me,” she said.

“I started sending pictures to myself recently, just like I did, but for some reason, the flame went and everyone went crazy,” he continued. “Like, ‘ew, don’t see it. You’re just a walking nose.’ Crazy stuff. Like, what does it mean. “

He added, “I was like, ‘This doesn’t affect me.’ Yes, it happens. I cried a lot. They cried for me. And my doctor was like, ‘you give them too much power,’ yeah, I wish I hadn’t. ‘ So I’m trying to learn at 31 that you don’t give yourself power that they don’t know. “

It is not an online thing that the coach is facing abuse. “It’s all about being a bass player” said someone who recently came up to him personally to comment on his appearance.

“It didn’t say hello. ‘Nice to see you.’ He was just like, ‘yo, I saw your video earlier with you, like all this weight,'” the singer recalls. “I was like, ‘Hello? Nice to see you?'”

Trainator plans to be indifferent on another self-promotion single, “They Don’t Care,” the lead single from his upcoming album, A toy with me.

“I wrote down what people said to me online or in person,” she said. “I wanted to write a big song about it. I was like, ‘Stop it. I don’t care.’ … When I play the team or my family members, they just stay. “

Coach, who shares sons Riley, 4, and Barry, 2, with actor husband Daryl was afraidShe said she is on an individual health track, but has specifically reduced her diet and exercise habits since giving birth to her second child in July 2023.

She said, “I’m the healthiest I’ve ever been and the fittest I’ve ever been. It was like school. I had to learn what foods could get me healthy and fit.”

Rangor also opened with a background message of “you don’t care,” the song hits back at people considering its appearance, in a recent interview with Entertainment Today.

“‘For the first time, after having children, I take care of my health at the highest level. I have never felt better, and I feel good. I feel good. I feel good. “And that’s when people attack me.”

He added, “I was like, ‘wait for the second one. I’m taking care of myself. Don’t you like it?’ So what should I do? I have to find a way to not be affected by that. “

In March, the coach wrote in an Instagram post how Mounjiro helped him become “very healthy, very strong.”

She shared, “No, I don’t look like I did 10 years ago.