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Plus-size model Felicity Hayward has revealed how strangers come up to her in the street to tell her she's fat.

The London-based model, 29, described how people will approach her and say 'You shouldn't be wearing that outfit' when she's out in public.

Felicity - who stars in Simply Be's new #MoreThanOurBodies campaign -  also defended Tess Holliday's recent Cosmopolitan cover, which has been criticised for 'celebrating morbid obesity' by Piers Morgan.

She hit back by saying people shouldn't 'judge someone's health on their weight', adding that Tess is a 'huge inspiration to millions of people'.

Plus-size model Felicity Hayward, who stars in Simply Be's new #MoreThanOurBodies campaign (above), has revealed how strangers come up to her in the street to tell her she's fat 

Felicity, 29, described how people approach her and say 'You shouldn't be wearing that outfit' when she's out in public

Speaking to FEMAIL, Felicity described how she has been publicly shamed for her weight by complete strangers.

'People who have their own insecurities always put it out on others.  Someone will come up to me and call me fat, and say "You shouldn't be wearing that outfit",' she said.   

'But I don't let these people get to me. I'm just like if you're doing this, I'm going talk about it, and if I'm talking about it, it helps people.' 

It comes after the size 20 model revealed she was mocked for her weight while on holiday in Greece earlier this summer.

Felicity also defended Tess Holliday's recent Cosmopolitan cover (above), which has been criticised for 'celebrating morbid obesity' by Piers Morgan 

The model hit back at the couple who were laughing and taking pictures of her, posting a snap of herself in a thong bikini on social media.

She tweeted: 'To the couple sitting on the beach laughing + taking photos of me enjoying my hols, I will stand in front of you + take this photo, my body is just as worthy as yours babe.

'I'm gunna live my best life just like this + you can carry on with dealing with your own insecurities [sic].'

Speaking about the reaction to the post, Felicity said: 'All the comments I got were people saying they had also been body-shamed on the beach. 

It comes after Felicity revealed she was mocked for her weight while on holiday in Greece earlier this summer. She hit back at the couple by posting a photograph of herself wearing a thong bikini on social media (above) 

'And they said "I'm going to do  the same as you" [in response to the bodyshamers].' 

Meanwhile, Felicity defended fellow plus-size model Tess Holliday's Cosmopolitan UK cover, after it was slammed by Piers Morgan.

Piers, 53, had called the cover 'dangerous' as Britain grapples with an ongoing obesity crisis, with an epidemic of overweight people costing the NHS billions each year.

But Felicity said people should not cast judgement on Tess's health, and said that she was a 'huge inspiration'.

Felicity said she doesn't let the abuse she receives both in real life and online get to her, and says it usually comes from people who have their own insecurities 

The plus-size model said that people shouldn't judge someone's health on their weight, adding 'Your weight doesn't define you' 

'I think you can't judge someone's health on their weight. Everyone is a individual,' she said.

'All of the covers with male plus-size, like American actors, no one's talking about it. No one's talking about their health, or saying it's offensive.'

She continued: 'Just because she's a woman, everyone thinks they have a right to criticise her health.

'Tess is such a huge inspiration to millions of people ,and she provides a confidence to young girls who are maybe of a different size for so many different reasons; medical reasons, mental health reasons.

'Your weight doesn't define you. If they don't see someone like that on the cover,  how are they going to feel like they're worthy in society?'  

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Main photo article Plus-size model Felicity Hayward has revealed how strangers come up to her in the street to tell her she’s fat.
The London-based model, 29, described how people will approach her and say ‘You shouldn’t be wearing that outfit’ when she’s out in public.
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