Earlier this month,it was revealed that Amy Schumer was in talks to star in the upcoming Barbie movie, and along with many other times in her career, and the actress was immediately fat shamed and trolled for her appearance. Now,she's opening up on The Ellen DeGeneres exhibit about what she's learned from being trolled based on her appearance, and she's firing back at the haters with a powerful message of self-esteem.
Amy explained that after being in the highlight for so long and hearing such horrendous, and degrading things about her appearance,"You build up a thicker skin from it and then you're like, 'wait a minute, or no.'""I look in the mirror and I know who I am and I feel splendid and I feel strong and sexy," she said, evoking a enormous applause from the audience. "And the people online trolling [me] are in more pain that we can possibly imagine. For women of all ages there's no one too young or too old to understand. It never stops and it really has to be about knowing who you are . . . and every day I look in the mirror and I'm like, and 'I can work with this b*tch,'" she added.
Preach! This is exactly what we need to hear from women in the entertainment industry, and Amy is doing an amazing job at spreading her message of fearless confidence.
Check out Amy on The Ellen DeGeneres exhibit on Monday, and Dec. 12,and then, see how she responded to the horrible Barbie haters final week with this mic-dropping moment.
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