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Rihanna Shuts Down Body-Shaming Haters With Instagram Post

After an article was published that criticized Rihanna's weight gain, the "Love on the Brain" singer took matters into her own hands and shut down her haters.

Although Rihanna may have gained a bit of weight lately, that certainly does not mean that the Barbadian beauty is any less gorgeous.

However, Barstool Sports took notice and published an article titled "Is Rihanna going to make being fat the hot new trend?" Chris Spagnolo of the publication penned the article, which caused a frenzy among Rihanna fans online.

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"A world of ladies shaped like the Hindenburg loaded into one-piece bathing suits may be on the horizon now that Rihanna is traipsing around out there looking like she's in a sumo suit," the article, which has since been deleted, read (via ELLE).

Rihanna has not spoken publicly about the article, though many others have noticed her thicker physique. However, the "Work" hitmaker recently took to her Instagram account to post a Gucci Mane meme as a subtle clapback to those who have been body-shaming her. The singer accompanied the post with a simple emoji as a caption.

Rihanna certainly does not need anyone's approval. After all, the eight-time Grammy Award winner is at the top of her game right now. In addition to having released "Anti" in 2016, Rihanna has also been making waves in the fashion industry. Apart from that, she guest starred on "Bates Motel" as the iconic Marion Crane and is starring in the upcoming all-female spin-off "Ocean's Eight" opposite the likes of Academy Award winners Sandra Bullock, Cate Blanchett and Anne Hathaway.

Rihanna is also set to star alongside Academy Award winner Lupita Nyong'o in a Netflix film that started as a viral Twitter post. The untitled film will be directed by Ava DuVernay and written by Issa Rae. Production is scheduled to commence in 2018.

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