Georgia Toffolo slams trolls who mocked fellow I’m A Celebrity winner Scarlett Moffatt and accused her of having a nose job
GEORGIA Toffolo has slammed cruel trolls who mocked fellow I’m A Celebrity winner Scarlett Moffatt over her nose calling them “disgraceful”.
The former Gogglebox star hit out after she was accused of having surgery saying it wasn’t good for people’s confidence.
Now Georgia, 23, who bravely did a feature on This Morning on her acne, has backed her and revealed it has affected Scarlett.
Speaking at the launch of the Bluebird Café in White City, west London, she told the Sun’s Bizarre column: “I think it’s disgraceful. I hate it
“And I quite frankly don’t understand why they’re being mean. I must say I haven’t heard it but I’ve heard her speak about it and I just think it’s disgraceful.
“We all get trolls and it’s always about things you really are self-conscious about.”
She said: “I have never ever had a nose job so to the hurtful ‘experts’ saying I’ve gone too far… thanks for slating the nose I was born with!
“Stop all this it’s not good for mine or any other young woman’s confidence reading it!!”
Made In Chelsea’s Toff told the Sun of her getting upset as well when she gets abuse.
In February she was lauded for revealing the extent of her acne-ravaged skin for the first time on This Morning with trolls mocking her for it.
She revealed she burst into tears when she read one kind comment from a fan.
Toff said: “I ignore them but it’s very hard when you’re getting loads.
“You fall into this hole of stalking the people who troll you and it’s not healthy for anyone. It makes you want to turn off comments on Instagram.
“But people say such wonderful things to me so why punish everyone for the odd one who is nasty to me. But I must say I really do feel I don’t like trolling. I think it’s disgusting.”
On her acne ordeal, Toff said: “I must say it was the one thing I didn’t want to do it took so much of my courage to do it.”
She added: “One comment that someone sent me amongst thousands that made me cry. It was his one girl who said, ‘because I watched your video I can now think if you worry about going outside it’s OK for me to worry too. And thank you for speaking out’.”