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‘Hot Chubby Girl Summer’ sparked by Emily Bispo, a self-proclaimed body-positive advocate and influencer known as “Bunny.” In June 2022, Bunny’s viral video by the pool declared the empowering season for confident, curvy women.
While Bunny basks poolside in a bold black and red swimsuit, a video suggests she should cover up for a more flattering look. Ignoring the comment, Bunny confidently gazes at the camera, defiantly responding with a simple yet powerful “No,” before resuming her blissful poolside retreat, belly rolls proudly showcased.
“It’s hot chubby girl summer, mind ur business!” Bunny wrote in her viral video.
Bunny Bispo’s TikTok clip gained viral traction, with numerous views and likes, as fans joined in to support her body positivity and the concept of a “hot chubby girl summer,” as reported by the NY Post.
The body-positive influencer received widespread appreciation and gratitude for her transparency and inspiring message, as followers praised her efforts and expressed gratitude.
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“I LOVE YOU SO MUCH THANK U FOR INSPIRING ME TO LOVE MY BODY,” one user commented.
“This makes me feel safe,” another replied.
“You make me feel so much better about myself,” one viewer wrote.
“THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTENT,” another commenter said, while yet another wrote, “You literally don’t know how much affect [sic] u have on me!”
Emily “Bunny” Bispo fearlessly defies body shamers, using social media to promote love, empowerment, and body positivity for all sizes.
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Her Instagram profile proudly displays photos and videos where she confidently showcases her tummy rolls.
Bunny, having battled an eating disorder and mental health struggles, turned to social media to chronicle her recovery, resiliently ignoring body-shaming comments and inspiring others. In a candid message to her fans, Bunny declared that everyone possesses a summer body as the season commenced.
According to the NY Post, with up to 24 million people in the US affected by eating disorders and half of them experiencing depression, influencers like Emily “Bunny” Bispo play a crucial role.
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“According to the mental health service, eating disorders also have the highest mortality rate of any mental illness,” added the outlet.
Amidst the curated façade of social media, influencers like Emily “Bunny” Bispo stand out by sharing genuine, unfiltered posts that celebrate their natural bodies, aiming to inspire self-love and acceptance.
Women of all sizes and shapes deserve respect and beauty. Don’t spread hate online; embrace diversity and body positivity. Let’s celebrate life instead of shaming others, and why not, if it fits us, let’s go for ‘Hot Chubby Girl Summer’ with pride!
