Gracie Bon, a well-known plus-size Puerto Rican model and influencer, recently sparked a debate after sharing a video where she needed two chairs at a restaurant.
As a strong advocate for body positivity, Gracie frequently uses her platform to promote self-love. However, this particular video stirred mixed reactions.
The 27-year-old content creator posted a video on her Instagram showing her using two chairs at a restaurant to sit more comfortably due to her curvy figure. In the video, the restaurant owner helps by bringing out two chairs, ensuring Gracie has enough space to sit.
She is seen wearing a fitted purple bodysuit that accentuates her curves, confidently striking a pose for the camera after settling into her seat. Meanwhile, the restaurant owner, dressed casually in a light coat, shares a fun moment with Gracie, smiling and raising his hands in celebration.
“Two seats, please,” the caption read.
The video stirred quite a reaction from fans, with many expressing their surprise in the comments. Some began to question if her curvy figure is truly natural, as she has stated before.
“This cannot be real,” said one.
“That’s not cute and elegant that she has to use 2 chairs,” another added.
“I’m sorry but the doctor who did this should have his/her license revoked indefinitely! The oath of a medical professional such as a surgeon is to DO NO HARM!!” a third commented.
According to the Daily Star, the model denied the accusations, firmly stating that she has never undergone any plastic surgeries. The world of celebrity transformations at the emmys often showcases stunning before-and-after looks that can leave fans in awe. Many stars choose to enhance their appearances through makeup, clothing, and styling, all contributing to their dazzling red carpet presence. As public interest grows, discussions surrounding beauty standards and the pressures of fame continue to evolve.
Some fans hoped that Gracie’s figure, particularly her backside, would become even larger. One commenter humorously remarked, “Have several seats,” while another added, “She might need one more.”
Gracie Bon has long championed plus-size modeling, but fans have often questioned the authenticity of her body. After undergoing certain procedures in August, she gained 200,000 new followers on social media.
Gracie emphasized that her figure is “what God gave her,” standing firm on her natural body claims. However, she did acknowledge that her size often makes it challenging to find clothes that fit properly.
In another video, Bon claimed that she was body-shamed during her trip to Disneyland. She said she felt singled out because of her appearance.
“I was body-shamed during my trip to Disneyland – people wouldn’t stop staring at my curvy body, but it’s what makes me unique. It’s time to stop body-shaming. We’re all different shapes and sizes, and that’s what makes us unique.”
In the video, Gracie can be seen drawing unwanted attention from other parkgoers, and she shared her frustration in the caption, expressing how upset she was by the behavior she experienced during her visit.
“I was at Disneyland today, I wanted to have fun with my siblings, but our day was ruined by all the people making fun of the size of my body. The worst part is that they teach their kids to do the same,” she wrote in her caption.
“They kept taking photos of me, they gave me bad looks all the time, or just kept laughing at me.”
The influencer recognized that some critics might view her response as an overreaction or blame her size for the attention she received, but she dismissed those opinions. She firmly stated that her treatment was unjust, regardless of her body type.
“I know you may think that I am exaggerating and that it’s my fault for being a big girl, but this is literally what God gave me, and I have to embrace every single part of me,” she said. “Even if you have a condition or you look different, you shouldn’t be bullied for the way you look.”
“I would never talk negatively about someone else’s appearance. Respect is key,” she continued. “This should be a safe space where everyone feels comfortable, and I wasn’t doing anything, just existing.”
“At the end of the day, I just wanted to have fun like everyone else. If you don’t like something, stop hating and keep it to yourself.”
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Source: Daily Star
