Times of Suriname

“Get a life!”

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USA - She revealed earlier this year that she had been left mortified about her appearance during series 12 of Geordie Shore. But Chloe Ferry has admitted she is now more body confident than ever after losing a huge two stone - and is even able to ignore the haters on social media that have brought her down in the past.

The reality star, 21, hit back at her body-shamers on Monday by telling MailOnline: ‘I think anyone that has got time to say negative stuff on Instagram needs to get a life.’ Appearing at the MTV EMA Awards on Sunday night, the Geordie lass was confident enough to bare almost all in a sheer dress, which showed off her derriere and long, lean legs for all to see. However, the star admits that this confident attitude towards herself has not always been the case. Chloe became victim of cruel trolls on Instagram earlier this year when she piled on the pounds during Geordie Shore filming. However since losing 10 inches off her waist and 6 inches off her thighs, the star admits that the mean messages do not faze her any more due to her new-found confidence brought on by the slim down. She said: ‘I do get a buzz when people say nice things [on social media]. I try to block the worst out so it doesn’t get me down.’ Revealing she is now showered with praise from adoring followers, she gushed: ‘The best was when someone said I was stunning and how much I changed and how good I looked - it was really kind’. Chloe and her co-stars have explained in the past that Geordie Shore and dieting do not go hand in hand - due to the copious amounts of alcohol and hangover takeaways involved during filming. However with the help of a balanced diet, exercise and Uneq supplement­s, which she is an ambassador of, Chloe has managed to drop two stone from her frame.

Posing confidentl­y in recent bikini shots and showing off her slender stomach, she gushed: ‘I am at a place now where I am finally happy with how I look and genuinely body confident.’ (dailymail. co.uk/tvshowbiz)

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