BODYSHAMED: Singer, Jorja Smith, gets fatshamed over weight gain in new pictures

Information reaching Kossyderrickent has it that Singer, Jorja Smith, gets fatshamed over weight gain in new pictures. (Read More Here).

The most recent to come from the “Let Me Down” songstress is the Nia Archives remix of “Little Things,” which she shared a visual for this past New Music Friday. So far, Smith’s loyal fanbase has been loving the fun track, but that unfortunately hasn’t stopped critics from making comments about her body. The new clip shows that Jorja has put on some weight in recent months, but she wears it well, carrying herself with complete confidence in a white crop top.

In that thread of discussion, a user shared a video of Smith, who looked fantastic by the way, and it was off to the races from there.

“Fatphobia is crazy cause one minute nggas were talking about swimming in Jorja Smith’s sewage water but small small weight gain and they’re switching up,” wrote @CDT416_ on June 17.

On Monday (June 19), the Walsall native began trending on Twitter as reactions to the “Little Things (Remix)” came pouring in. Thankfully for Smith, the amount of love and praise we’re seeing far outweighs those trying to make her feel ashamed about her changing figure. “Jorja Smith did not ask anyone to make her their sex symbol, and now they’re insulting her because she gained some weight?” one user pointed out. “And they think they’re normal?” they later asked.

Jorja Smith is not only a singer and performer, but she’s also one of the most glamorous women in her field. Jorja Smith became a hot subject on social media today after a new video surfaced and fans began needlessly picking apart her looks, sparking a debate on body shaming.

Jorja Smith, 26, is an English singer that was featured on Drake’s More Life project and Burna Boy’s African Giant album among other placements and appearances. Over the weekend, a Twitter user remarked on how people began discussing Smith’s looks in a negative manner, especially after she looked to have gained some weight according to some.