Plus-size Disney influencers, known as the 'Plus Size Park Hoppers,' have faced severe body shaming from Boston sports radio hosts Toucher and Hardy, who made derogatory remarks about their weight and eating habits. The group, which reviews Disney attractions for size inclusivity, called the comments 'vile and disgusting' and demanded a public apology. Similarly, body positivity advocate Chessie King from London has been trolled online for her postpartum body despite promoting body confidence for years. King, who experienced a mini stroke and heart condition, expressed frustration at the ongoing negative comments but remains committed to her message of self-acceptance. Both cases highlight the persistent issue of body shaming in media and online platforms. Influencers like the Park Hoppers and King continue to push for inclusivity and self-love despite facing public scrutiny.