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Tammy Hembrow’s racy photoshoot promoting a “curve-building” fitness course has sparked a debate about her buttocks.
The influencer, 29, took to Instagram on Wednesday wearing a tan string bikini that showed off her stunning assets.
While her fans enjoyed the view, many people criticized her in the comments, with some accusing the fitness influencer of getting a Brazilian butt lift (BBL).
‘It takes more than 6 weeks for curves to grow. It is not scientifically possible. Try 18 weeks to see even a small improvement,” one commenter wrote.
In response, another follower wrote “plus she clearly had a BBL,” sparking a mini debate about Tammy’s butt.
Tammy Hembrow’s racy photoshoot promoting a “curve-building” fitness course has sparked a debate about her buttocks. In the photo
While her fans enjoyed the view, many people criticized her in the comments, with some accusing the fitness influencer of getting a Brazilian butt lift (BBL).
“That butt is natural, BBLs don’t look so good,” another commenter protested, while another claimed: “It’s far from natural.” You can clearly see that it is not genuine.
“This is not what BBLs look like… you guys are just lazy with bad genetics and love to discredit others who try hard,” another comment read.
It comes as the content creator reflected on the moment she hit rock bottom when she collapsed at Kylie Jenner’s 21st birthday party.
‘It takes more than 6 weeks for curves to grow. It is not scientifically possible. Try 18 weeks to see even a small improvement,” one commenter wrote. In response, another follower wrote “plus she clearly had a BBL,” sparking a mini debate about Tammy’s butt.
Footage emerged of the influencer lying face down on a stretcher and being placed in the back of an ambulance outside trendy nightspot Delilah in West Hollywood in August 2018.
And Tammy tells in last week’s edition of stellar magazine how the experience marked a bottom for her.
“I told myself that from here it’s only up,” the 29-year-old explained to the publication, adding that she had only had “one or two” drinks when it happened.
“It was a very dark time and I had to let go of the trolls and the hate I was receiving,” she added.
Tammy documents the experience in her new book, Show Up, and says she wanted to be honest with her fans.
‘People look at my social media and think, oh, she’s trying to be perfect, but I’m the least perfect person there is. “I wanted to show that I’m a real person,” Tammy said.
“That butt is natural, BBLs don’t look so good,” another commenter protested, while another claimed: “It’s far from natural.” You can clearly see that it is not genuine.
“This is not what BBLs look like… you guys are just lazy with bad genetics and love to discredit others who try hard,” another comment read.