Doctor Calls PCOS Sufferer a “Big Fat Pig,” But It’s the Woman’s Response That Went Viral

Tia Mowry has joined the ranks of many other celebrities who have embraced their figures—flaws and all.

Posing for a bikini photo, Chelsea Handler revealed, "You know, I had a boyfriend who told me my boobs were too big and that I was fat. And then, I looked in the mirror."

You know, I had a boyfriend who told me my boobs were too big and that I was fat. And then, I looked in the mirror.

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"My food intake was a hard thing to share publicly," Lena Dunham told People in 2014. But thanks to boyfriend Jack Antonoff's support she says, "I really feel good with my size now!"

"I really started to accept my body when the trend started becoming less about super skinny models that was completely unattainable for anybody to have," Demi Lovato has said. "Kim Kardashian, say whatever you want about her, but she has revolutionized what's accepted with curves nowadays."

"It’s very therapeutic for me to be like, ’Yes, I’m not going to look like a malnourished bird,’ and I like speaking to that, as well as speaking to my work and what I’m doing," Amy Schumer said in a Vh1 press conference when promoting her film Trainwreck.

"It's important people see celebrities, or see me as well, go to the beach and have cellulite and know it, like 'I'm cool, I'm OK with that and I still feel confident,'" Iggy Azalea told WHO magazine. "I don't want to surgery-shame or Botox-shame women, either. It's that balance of being confident with who you are, but also if you do want to change something, if you want to dye your hair or if you want to get breast implants and that makes you happy, I don't think you should be ashamed."

"Yaaaaaas dimples on the booty! #StandUpStraightSoIKnowitsReal #BeautifulBabiesGiveYouBeautifulDimples," Amber Rose has previously said in response to critics who called her butt lumpy.

In response to paparazzi photos taken of her in a swimsuit, JWoww wrote on Facebook, "I want to sit here and say that I’m embarrassed by these pictures but honestly I’m not. I’m a new mom that loves to work out but also loves food as well."

She added, "At the end of the day I am not perfect and neither is my body…I will never try to follow the trend of being stick thin. I follow the trend of what I love in life… And what I love is me. Everyone love yourself and consider yourself #flawless."

On giving into the pressures of Hollywood body standards, Rebel Wilson says, “I like being who I am. No pressure could change that.”

Britney Spears is all about embracing her flaws — "my hips are a little bit wider because I’ve had kids" — but also likes to keep her body in check! "I like my workouts to be effective in a short amount of time," she's shared.

"I think it's important to feel like a woman, as well as look like a woman," Beyoncé has said.

"I enjoy my body a lot more now than I did in my twenties," Cameron Diaz revealed.

"I feel good about my curves and my imperfections — my booty, my boobs, my thighs — I embrace it all," Tyra Banks has said.

"We should all just embrace who we are physically. I'm not supposed to be a stick figure girl. It's just not me," Mariah Carey has said.

"I love my curves, and I embrace them," Eva Mendes has said.

"Even now, it's never been a focus in my life. I've always been fit, I've always been active, and I've always been healthy, but I've just tried to live my life the way I live it. It's nice that I've gotten a lot of positive feedback about it lately, but I'm just doing what I normally do," Christina Hendricks has said.

"I don't have parts of my body that I hate or would like to trade for somebody else's or wish I could surgically adjust into some fantasy version of what they are," Kate Winslet has said.

"I think people have gotten it wrong. They think their opinion matters and holds weight, and I don't know where or why they're giving themselves so much credit, you know? So I thought it was important for me to remind them that I don't care," Pink told Entertainment Tonight of her body-shaming haters. "My life is full. I like food a lot and I really like to cook. I like to live."

"I've never claimed to have a perfect body. I eat healthy, I work out. I feel very comfortable. I come from a European family that's always very comfortable with their bodies. You are what you are as a woman," Mischa Barton has said.