Reese Witherspoon’s Daughter Ava Phillippe, 24, Hits Back at Shamed Trolls Who Commented About Her on TikTok

REESE Witherspoon’s daughter Ava Phillippe has responded to internet trolls who commented on her body size.

The actress shares her internet personality with her ex-husband Ryan Phillippe and their son Deacon, 20.

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Ava, 24, posted a scathing video to herself TikTok feed over the weekend as she lashed out at body bullies online.

In the emotional post, the celebrity’s son was in a gray bathroom wearing an oversized white t-shirt.

She wore light, flirty makeup and had her blonde hair tied into a small bun.

Ava looked at the ground with a soft smile on her face as she moved her head from right to left.

The influencer wrote on the screen: “NBD but I just reached a major milestone as an online woman…

“I saw two different strangers commenting on my body. The first one said I should take Ozempic because I’m too fat.”

Ava grabbed a tube of red lipstick from her medicine cabinet and opened it as she continued, writing, “The second one accused me of starving myself because I’m too thin…”

Reese Witherspoon’s daughter began applying her lipstick in the clip, adding the words: “My weight hasn’t changed in the time between comments.

“(and it wouldn’t be their business if that happened!)” she exclaimed, spreading the makeup across her bottom lip, top lip, and then to the right.

“It’s bullshit,” she complained, leaving the screen.

Ava added text to the clip that now focused solely on the toilet in her bathroom.

“No one deserves to be chosen because of their appearance. You don’t always know what someone has been through or what they struggle with.

“But no matter who you are, your beauty exceeds such superficial measures,” she closed with a red heart emoji.

Ava captioned the post: “Pretty is so pretty, baby… and body shaming is just toxic behavior,” with a kiss emoji and the hashtag #loveyouasyouare.

The TikTok star continued: “(PS) I put ‘woman’ because I see this kind of thing happening disproportionately to girls and women, but let me be clear: body shaming is toxic no matter who the topic is.

“We all deserve to feel safe and at peace on the ship we live on.)”

SOCIAL MEDIA SUPPORT

Ava’s famous mom supported her in the comments section, writing “Yes to all of this” with a kiss emoji.

Fans and friends also offered positive words, while slamming shamers for their messages aimed at the star.

“You are beautiful like your mother. Don’t listen to the haters,” one shared.

“I think you’re perfect!” a second gushed out.

“You look great. Some of us just wish. Ignore the trolls,” advised a third.

Body shaming is simply toxic behavior.

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MOTHER AS DAUGHTER

Fans shared their shock over Ava’s resemblance to her famous mother Reese, 48.

In April, the pair appeared at a star-studded event at luxury jewelry store Tiffany in Los Angeles.

The jewelry company launched a Blue Book collection in Beverly Hills and invited the actress and her daughter to the opening.

Reese and her son wore strapless dresses and luxurious Tiffany accessories.

The blondes had almost identical hair colors, but Ava opted for an updo.

The rising star stood out from her mother only with the mini tattoos on her bare arms.

While inside the Tiffany & Co. event, the Big Little Liars actress added a black blazer over her matching dress.

Reese showed off her gorgeous legs and ageless figure as the look featured a long slit down the side.

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