Lucy Hale Calls Out Man Who Called Her Anorexic: ‘I Am Disgusted’

When “Pretty Little Liars” star Lucy Hale posted a photo of herself on Twitter, all she wanted was to make a light reference to the scary movie, “Poltergeist.”
But a Twitter troll disregarded her “Don’t go into the light, Carol Anne” quote and commented on her appearance. The man said she looked anorexic and suggested that she eat a hamburger.
When Hale saw the comment, she decided to fight back.
I am disgusted that a man would even think of saying these absolutely awful words to a woman. You should be ashamed of yourself.
— Lucy Hale (@lucyhale) September 22, 2017
Hale’s fans lauded the actress for standing up to the troll, but the man still wanted to have the last word. “Look no further than Adam & Eve. Adam’s out inventing fire & the wheel - meanwhile Eve can’t help but eat someone’s yogurt in the fridge.”
This time around, it was Hale’s fans who fought back for her.
Lucy Hale has a great career & making millions.......meanwhile u r sitting on ur lazy ugly ass bullying ppl behind a screen cuz u r insecure pic.twitter.com/OlMYRYfD0B
— Danielle (@danileannejo) September 25, 2017
Hale actually admitted to having an eating disorder back in 2012. She told Cosmopolitan that it took a while for her to address this issue, and she’s glad she did.
“I’ve never really talked about this, but I would go days without eating,” she said. “Or maybe I’d have some fruit and then go to the gym for three hours. I knew I had a problem… It was a gradual process but I changed myself.”
It seems like weight has always been an issue with Hale. At one time, she enraged netizens when she called herself “fat.” It was on a loving Father’s Day post that Hale shared a throwback photo with her dad and thanked him for teaching her how to “have soul.”
The touching post took a turn for the worse when Hale commented to a friend, “ugh I was so fat.” Netizens said it was a wrong move on Hale’s part, since many girls view her as a role model.
The actress was quick to apologise and later offered this statement: “Sometimes I forget that people are watching everything I do and I say things I don’t mean. I’m extremely sorry if my comment about my weight offended anyone.”
She continued, “Sometimes we can be our own worst enemy. I know people look up to me and I should be way more aware of what I say sometimes.”
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