Laura Adlington has called out a fat-shaming troll after she was bombarded with cruel comments.

The star, 36, who starred on the eighth series of Great British Bake Off in 2020, announced in April that she is expecting her first child with husband Matt.  

Laura is an avid advocate for self-love and often encourages her followers to embrace their figures.

And on Thursday, she took to her Instagram Stories and shared a screenshot of hurtful messages from a troll.

They penned: ‘I’m calling it – due to weight issues, you will have interventions galore plus c-section

‘You don’t look nice in anything… try Ozempic after the baby is born – will change your life.

Laura Adlington has called out a fat-shaming troll after she was bombarded with cruel comments

The star, 36, who starred on the eighth series of Great British Bake Off in 2020, announced in April that she is expecting her first child with husband Matt

On Thursday, she took to her Instagram Stories and shared a screenshot of hurtful messages from a troll.

‘Where is the baby?? It’s just a blubber…

‘Laure and you [husband] take up far TOO MUCH oxygen. Honestly, have you actually seen yourself? So unfair to put your baby at risk because of your super size. Any midwife/doctor would tell you the same. You are a risk. Fact.’ 

Calling out the troll for their comments, Laura wrote on top of the screenshot: ‘What a delightful human.’ 

It comes after Laura stripped down to her underwear in July as she shared a candid body positivity message. 

 Taking to her Instagram, Laura posed in black underwear in a mirror selfie with ‘Not a “before” photo…’ penned on top. 

Opening up with her followers, she wrote: ‘Lately, my feed has been full of “before and after” photos – most of them starting with a body that looks like mine. Or smaller.

‘And I get it – people are allowed to change. To feel proud of themselves.

‘But I wish more people would think about how they speak about their “old” selves. 

The Instagram post comes after Laura stripped down to her underwear in July as she shared a candid body positivity message 

‘Because a lot of us still live in those bodies. Still *are* that body. And it hurts to be reminded, over and over, that your version of a nightmare body is ours.

‘The body positivity movement was supposed to make space for people in marginalised bodies, the bodies the world ignores or mocks.

‘But it feels like that space is shrinking again – and the loudest voices belong to the people who were never excluded to begin with.

‘I’m getting really tired of the fatphobia disguised as wellness.

‘Of the casual cruelty in “progress” captions. Of feeling like simply existing in my body is something I have to defend.

‘So no, this isn’t a transformation photo… It’s a reminder that this body, as it is right now, is enough. And so is yours.’

It comes after Laura left her followers in tears as she penned an emotional letter to her unborn baby last month.

The star reflected on reaching the halfway stage of her pregnancy after a nine-year fertility battle.

The TV star confirmed the sex of her first child with her husband Matt in June, following a nine-year fertility battle (pictured together)

Laura confirmed in June that she is expecting a boy, after sharing the news they were expecting a baby after quietly ‘giving IVF a try.’

In the picture, Laura cradled her blossoming bump in a pretty white and blue summer dress while sharing her letter to her baby in the caption of her post.

She began her post: ‘Dear baby, We’re over halfway. Can you believe it?

‘Some days it still doesn’t feel quite real, and if I’m honest I still feel like I’m living in a dream. Like I don’t deserve this.

‘Ever since the day I found out about you, I’ve been waking up at around 4am. I lie there in the dark, imagining what it will feel like to finally hold you.

‘I wonder what kind of person you’ll grow into, what your laugh will sound like, what little quirks will make you, you.

‘It’s been a really long journey to get here, one filled with a lot of heartache. And although I’d be lying if I said we weren’t both still waiting for the rug to be pulled from under our feet, we are finally letting ourselves dream a little louder.

‘I’ve been busy making lists of all the things you might need. I can’t wait to get your pram and start putting your nursery together – tiny steps towards the day you come home.

She finished emotionally: ‘But more than anything, I just can’t wait to meet you. To hold you. To look into your eyes and finally whisper, “You’re here. We did it.”