Influencer gets death threats for uploading photos of her cellulite while posing in a bikini

An Aussie body positivity influencer has received death threats after posting photos of herself that showed the cellulite on her bums and legs.

Karina Airby went silent on Instagram for five days because she received an onslaught of nasty comments after sharing the bikini selfies with her followers.

Under a photo of herself posing in a blue two-piece as she faced her bottom to the camera, trolls commented that Karina was fat, disgusting, and even told her to kill herself.

One person wrote: ‘My goodness sorry but you look disgusting. I’m your age and I don’t have a body like that! You look like a woman with seven kids at the age of 60.’

Another said: ‘That’s enough to put me off red meat. Sometimes people should keep those tuck shop cheeks to themselves.’

An Aussie body positivity influencer influencer has received death threats after posting photos of herself that showed the cellulite on her bums and legs 

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Karina Airby went silent on Instagram for five days because she received an onslaught of nasty comments after sharing the bikini selfies with her followers 

Under a photo of herself posing in a blue two-piece as she faced her bottom to the camera, trolls commented that Karina was fat, disgusting, and even told her to kill herself 

And a third commented: ‘Why just why are you like jelly.’

The Gold Coast native shared the comments to to highlight the hate she was receiving, but said there were even worse things being said to her- like that she should die. 

‘My life on the internet,’ she wrote. ‘Sometimes you just need a little breather.

‘I haven’t posted in five days because sometimes I feel like… What’s the point?

‘People tell me to kill myself. Call me names. Discourage my work. Call out my skin conditions.

‘I LOVE social media, and I LOVE putting myself out there to help others feel less alone, make someone smile and distract people from their busy life’s.

The Gold Coast native shared the comments to to highlight the hate she was receiving, but said there were even worse things being said to her- like that she should die 

The 33-year-old regularly posts ‘real’ photos of herself to show her 1.2M followers that most women have stretchmarks and cellulite

‘But I don’t love how people can treat one another on here. Hiding behind their screens. What gross and disgusting behaviour.

‘People literally end their lives over comments like this.

‘We all need to be better. Better at not listening. And better to never speaking to others like this.’

The 33-year-old regularly posts ‘real’ photos of herself to show her 1.2M followers that most women have stretchmarks and cellulite, but that influencers often use airbrushing applications to make their skin appear smoother.