Jackie Goldschneider responded to trolls who called her “chubby” in a video shared to her TikTok page on Monday.
The RHONJ star, 48, who previously spoke openly about her decades-long battle with anorexia, responded to criticism over the photos while attending iHeartRadio’s Jingle Ball 2024 event last week.
While filming inside what appeared to be a living room, the TV personality addressed her fans saying, “Guys, I posted pictures from Jingle Ball.”
And I got a lot of feedback that was really shocking. People call me chubby, juicy, chubby, big… all kinds of comments like that.
Goldschneider went on to say that he wanted to “say some things” and stated, “First of all, it’s not helpful.” If you mean it as a compliment, thank you, but it’s not helpful.
‘You can congratulate me without commenting on how much weight you think I’ve gained or what you think of my body size. That’s number one.
Jackie Goldschneider, 48, responded to trolls who called her “chubby” in a video shared on her TikTok page on Monday; seen in march in new york
The RHONJ star, who previously spoke openly about her decades-long battle with anorexia, responded to criticism over the photos while attending iHeartRadio’s Jingle Ball 2024 event last week.
Jackie added: “Number two is if you think my body size is big and full-figured, I suggest you log out of TikTok, Onlyfans and Instagram.”
‘And you look around the real world and see what a real woman’s body is like. Because real women are not skin and bones.
‘Number three. “I could lose every ounce of this by the new year if I went to Ozempic tomorrow,” he told his followers, but explained that he “decides not to do that.”
And if you’re into it, that’s fine. But I choose not to do that, because I firmly believe that humans are meant to feel hungry and should eat food. They are not made to be skin and bones.
Regarding her fourth point, the media said that ‘if you have a daughter, I beg you not to flatter her by telling her that her body size is bigger.’
“Or just don’t talk about their body size unless there’s a medical issue you need to address.”
Goldschneider said, “Talking about someone’s weight and saying, ‘Guys, if someone has gained weight, I guarantee you they know it.'”
His last point in the clip was: “If your intention was not to congratulate me, but rather to passive aggressively insult me and throw me off my game, that will never happen.”
And I got a lot of feedback that was really shocking. People call me plump, juicy, full-figured, big… all kinds of comments like that’; seen (far right) last week at 2024 Jingle Ball with Jennifer Fessler
‘And you look around the real world and see what a real woman’s body is like. Because real women are not skin and bones,” the star added.
‘Number three. “I could lose every ounce of this by the new year if I went to Ozempic tomorrow,” he told his followers, but explained that he “decides not to do that.”
His last point in the clip was: “If your intention was not to congratulate me, but rather to passive aggressively insult me and throw me off my game, that will never happen.”
Jackie explained to her fans: “I recovered from 20 years of anorexia and I’m so proud of myself.”
“And I also think my body is strong and beautiful and, frankly, a work of art.” So enjoy looking at it… that’s all. Good talk, guys.
Social media users soon jumped into the comments section to applaud the star’s video with encouraging messages, with one writing: “Say.” he. stronger!!! I’m so proud of how hard you worked!
Another wrote: ‘I love everything you said! Women everywhere need to hear that,” while one shared: “You look amazing… Ignore the haters…”
Goldschneider published her memoir titled: The Weight Of Beautiful last year, in September 2023, where she was candid about her battle with anorexia and eating disorder recovery.
In an extract obtained by Us weekly At the time, the reality star explained that despite struggling with the eating disorder for years, it wasn’t until season 12 of RHONJ that her castmates realized it.
She wrote: “I had two jobs on cast trips: the first was to film a reality show and the second was to eat enough to make sure no one thought I had a problem, without eating so much that my life fell apart.” ‘
“This last job was definitely harder,” Jackie said, adding that she would make a “plan with a detailed calorie schedule.”
“All the rules were written in my food diary, so I could go back at any time to check that I hadn’t made a mistake with anything I ate that day.”
Goldschneider published her memoir titled: The Weight Of Beautiful last year, in September 2023, where she was candid about her battle with anorexia and eating disorder recovery; seen in 2023 in New York
During an interview with Entertainment Tonight last year, Jackie expressed, “I started cutting things out and got carried away.”
The TV personality continued: ‘And it was working, I thought. Two years into being a housewife and no one had noticed she was sick.
‘No one had realized that I was torturing myself every minute of every day or that I was hungry as I moved the food on my plate to get to the lettuce. No one had realized that she was anorexic.
During an interview with Entertainment tonight Last year, Jackie said, “I started cutting things out and got carried away.”
“Anorexia can creep up on you and suddenly one day you wake up afraid of food and afraid to eat.”
Jackie claimed that her husband, Evan Goldschneider, whom she married in 2006, never commented on her weight and always told her how beautiful she was.
“I wasn’t skinny, I was an average-sized woman when I met my husband and he never said a word about my body or wanting me to be thinner or loving the way I looked.”
The Real Housewives star added, “He always told me I was beautiful, but I got scared and didn’t know how to stop losing weight.”
When it comes to the eating disorder, Goldschneider told ET: ‘Anorexia is not just about food; It’s about fear, control and anxiety. It’s about wanting to control things when you feel powerless in other aspects of your life.’
Jackie claimed that her husband, Evan Goldschneider, whom she married in 2006, never commented on her weight and always told her how beautiful she was; seen in 2023 in New York
The more weight she lost, Jackie remembered the toll it took on her body, including lower blood pressure and a drop in her heart rate.
‘I think a few times I came pretty close to having a heart attack. There were days when I couldn’t breathe, days when I pushed myself beyond my limits because I was so caught up in my routine and I was so scared.’
However, she explained that Bravo played a big role in her recovery, explaining, “I mean, for all the things people want to say about reality TV, Bravo was amazing.”
‘They provided me with an excellent recovery center and made sure I was in good hands. They supported me, they didn’t rush me. “They really were great.”
In an update on where her recovery was at last year, Jackie declared: “I think I look great.”
‘I’m very happy with my body, but I also tried not to give too much importance to my body. I do look in the mirror and try not to judge how I look based solely on how my body looks in my clothes.
However, he explained that Bravo played a major role in his recovery, explaining, “I mean, for all the things people want to say about reality TV, Bravo was amazing”; seen in 2023 in Las Vegas
In an update on where her recovery was at last year, Jackie stated: “I think I look great”; seen in 2023 in New Jersey
The star added: “I know I’m beautiful apart from that, despite that or even with that.” My relationship with food for a long time, I labeled a lot of things as bad or good and I have a hard time eating some of the bad foods…’
‘But little by little I’m doing it, but now all my meals are really normal. I don’t have social anxiety around food. I never go anywhere and check the menu first. I eat what I like.’
Jackie joined the cast of RHONJ in 2018, and filming for the upcoming season 15 is scheduled to begin filming possibly in 2025.
However, after the season 14 reunion was cancelled, there is speculation about a ‘reboot’ due to the new season being ‘on ice’.