Plus size model shames ‘insecure and jealous’ haters: ‘I’m a fat hot babe, I know I look good’

A plus size model is proud of being a ‘fat, hot babe’ and confidently describes her 6XL figure as ‘sexy and beautiful’ – much to every body shamer’s chagrin.

Rosie Jean, from the US, also runs a popular OnlyFans account with hundreds of followers.

The 31-year-old woman, who goes by @fatrosephoenix on social media, is extremely comfortable in her own skin and ridicules people who mock her because of her weight.

Rosie has struggled with a few health problems because of her weight and previously used a mobility aid 24/7, but the woman no longer needs her cane all the time.

‘My mere existence as a fat, confident, pretty woman threatens so many types of people and their perception of themselves,’ she told The Sun.

Rosie continued, ‘They hate themselves so much they cannot fathom how I love myself. And frankly, that’s a failure of their own self awareness, not a failing of mine.’

The woman also said that she does not feel insulted when people call her ‘fat’ because she is more than just the shape of her body.  

‘I have a lot more to me and the presence I have online,’ she said in an Instagram post. ‘I’m fat, I’m hot, and I’m proud.’ 

‘But I’m also intelligent, motivated, and ready to step more into my real long term goals. Because I already am hot, I already am owning my body, I already am living this live that I am so thankful for.’

The US model is extremely proud of her journey and the way she carries herself online and in person. 

‘I love myself for who I am, where I’ve been, and who I’ve come to be. I feel so much joy in life even when fighting very sad, hard, real trials in life.’

Rosie expanded on her need for a mobility aid in another post, and shamed people for connecting all of her problems to her weight

Rosie expanded on her need for a mobility aid in another post, and shamed people for connecting all of her problems to her weight.

‘My left knee has issues that stem from an injury in my childhood, and I was re-injured a few times the past few years,’ she said in a post. 

‘Sometimes, it acts up and I benefit more from the use of a cane getting up and down from couches or chairs that are lower to the ground, and on days where the joint is inflamed.’

Rosie said she wanted to stop pretending like she did not own a cane because of the shame other people put on her for ‘being fat and sometimes needing help’. 

‘I don’t need to justify the assistance I may need to others if they are committed to misunderstanding me and blaming my needs for assistance solely on my weight,’ she said.

Thousands regularly flood the model’s social media accounts with love and compliments.

‘You’re so sexy and beautiful, I love seeing your posts,’ a woman wrote.

‘I’m so inspired by you, absolutely breathtaking.’

A third added, ‘You look so pretty, I wish I looked like you.’