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'Good Morning America' Co-Host Sara Haines Powerfully Slams Trolls For Constantly Asking If She's Pregnant

'Good Morning America' Co-Host Sara Haines Powerfully Slams Trolls For Constantly Asking If She's Pregnant
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Sara Haines has recently taken to Twitter after a number of inappropriate comments about her body.

Haines, host of Good Morning America, recently tweeted about online trolls who have repeatedly asked if she was pregnant.


She responded with an important lesson about body shaming and why asking such questions is rude.

"I've had 3 babies & I love the way I look, little belly pooch & all," Haines stated.

"It's NOT ok to ask a woman if she is pregnant. It's a delicate topic & you never know what journey someone is on. It is also flat out body shaming when you say someone looks pregnant. #bebetter #liftwomenup"

The GMA host has received both positive responses and negative backlash, with some continuing to body shame her.


Haines responded to the negative tweets, claiming that those who felt the need to continue body shaming were simply proving her point.

She also posted a follow-up tweet explaining the outfit so many took issue with.

After another troublesome fan response, Haines took to Twitter again.


Many fans responded positively, commending Haines and standing up for her against the trolls.







Moral of the story—you never know the struggles of other people, especially those in media. They have feelings and insecurities too, and it's no one else's business what goes on in their personal lives.

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