Plus size Lady was told she’s ‘too big to walk runway’ – She shut up everybody with these Snaps

Please never bodyshame anyone…

A woman who was shamed by trolls because of her size has hit back by sharing her stunning runway pictures.

Influencer Sam Paige boasts a massive following of 3million fans on TikTok where she often shares her fun outings with friends.

But she’s often the subject of cruel trolling, previously being criticised for her “inappropriate” outfit to Disney World.

She’s also been mocked for saying she’s a plus size model – with some saying she’s “too big” to walk on the runway.

Sam refused to let the comment get to her and she addressed the comment in a separate video.

Captioning it “you’re too big to walk a runway”, she then proceeded to proudly show off her modelling snaps where she strutted her stuff to prove she is a plus size model.

Wearing a shimmery one-piece playsuit, Sam rocked the stage and earned applause from the audience.

Sam has participated in more than one fashion show and in another event wore angel wings on her shoulders as she donned a leopard print swimsuit.

“Cried watching this!!!! Seriously so proud of myself! You can do it babe!” the influencer said.

Fans loved her postive energy, with one saying: “You’re too beautiful NOT to walk the runway!”

“Really shows how far you’ve come and grown as a model and a human being,” a second wrote.

And a third thanked Sam for showing body positivity in the community, adding: “This! This is the confidence I needed to see my whole life growing up!

“I’m so glad you’re here to show girls like me we’re all beautiful!! Love this!”

Sam had previously hit out at trolls mocking her Disney outfit.

She said: “You’re deeming it like inappropriate because it’s a skirt or what you think that’s a skirt with shorts underneath it because it’s on a big body it’s bothering you.

“Skinny people where shorter things, more revealing things at theme parks. I’ve seen literal booty cheeks hanging out under their shorts.

“But because I’m fat it’s inappropriate.”