A newlywed fashion blogger has been publicly bullied for her honeymoon photos.

A newlywed has sent a powerful message to bullies who fat-shamed her after returning home from her beachside honeymoon.

In an inspiring Instagram post, London-based blogger Callie Thorpe, called out the so-called “human beings” for their repulsive behaviour.

The Marie Claire columnist was subject to internet trolls’ taunts and vicious comments and, after arriving back from her honeymoon in South America, it got too much for her to take.

It’s not brave to be in a Bikini guys, it’s just not I don’t deserve a medal or your praise when I put one on and share it on Instagram. Let’s all get to a point where it’s just normal for a woman to put on a bathing suit on her holiday and it not be a big deal. I felt cute AF today all size 24 of me ???????????? PS don’t forget to follow my new page @theconfidencecorner & use #theconfidencecorner to be included ???????? Bikini is linked in my bio

A photo posted by Callie Thorpe (@calliethorpe) on Jan 7, 2017 at 10:00am PST

“So, jet lag does things to a girl, like makes you irrationally cry over internet bullies who know nothing about you,” she wrote next to an image taken on her wedding day in August.

Not about to let the bullies stop her from posting gorgeous snaps of herself enjoying life, Callie told any trolls reading exactly what they could do.

“Well I have a message to any ‘human beings’ that want to torment or bully me for my size, who want to go out of their way to stalk through my photos or seek me out on social media… Take a seat and ENJOY THE SHOW, that is my happy life.”

So, jet lag does things to a girl, like makes you irrationally cry over internet bullies who know nothing about you. Well I have a message to any ‘human beings’ that want to torment or bully me for my size, who want to go out of their way to stalk through my photos or seek me out on social media… Take a seat and ENJOY THE SHOW, that is my happy life. ❤ Grab some popcorn because it doesn’t get much better than this. So I have extra weight, I also have ridiculously wonderful friends, a great job and a person that loves me. ALL OF ME from head to toe, big or small, fat or thin. I have a constant, loving kind, companion, to travel with, to laugh with to ease the pain during the bad times in life. Sadly all you have is anger and hatred. So I’ll take being fat, I’d rather be overweight and full of love than an image of perfection and lonely. But on this final note I send you nothing but love and light and hope that one day you get even a tiny drop of what I have because it sure sounds lonely on that pedestal of yours up there. Photo by @kirstymackenziephotography

A photo posted by Callie Thorpe (@calliethorpe) on Jan 11, 2017 at 4:26am PST

Callie told them to “grab some popcorn” if they want to keep watching her enjoy the love and happiness in her life, something she suspected the trolls did not have much of.

“So I have extra weight, I also have ridiculously wonderful friends, a great job and a person that loves me,” she wrote.

“ALL OF ME from head to toe, big or small, fat or thin. I have a constant, loving kind, companion, to travel with, to laugh with to ease the pain during the bad times in life.

“Sadly all you have is anger and hatred.”

This isn’t the first time Callie has promoted self-acceptance and body positivity.

In addition to posting snaps where she highlights and celebrates her cellulite or posts a “naked, chubby, seductive version of the famous Nirvana cover”, the style blogger has been encouraging women to share their own stories through Instagram account, The Confidence Corner.

There she reposts beautiful and candid posts of inspiring women who are rocking their body confidence.

I’ve been feeling incredibly down about my own body recently and I’m trying my best to be kinder to myself. Looking back at photographs from last summer spent on a beautiful beach in Cornwall of me not caring and just enjoying the moment reminds me that my body is ok just the way it is. There’s cellulite, there’s lumps, there’s bumps, there are bruises and scars but all of it is part of who I am and where I’ve come from, I’m just looking forward to the rest of the adventure ❤️ #bodypositive #bopo #loveyourself Can we all send @naomi_g some love ❤️ ❤❤

A photo posted by The Confidence Corner (@theconfidencecorner) on Jan 14, 2017 at 9:18am PST

In an interview with website The Flash Pack in August, Callie describes her blog ‘From the Corners of the Curve’ as “body shame-free”.

“I speak openly and honestly about my journey to self-confidence and what it means to find peace with yourself,” she said.

Callie said since creating the blog in 2012, writing posts has helped her to accept herself.

“Blogging has changed my outlook completely on how I view and treat myself. Now I treat myself and others with kindness and less judgement,” she told The Flash Pack.

Pleated skirts are everything, so much so that I wrote a blog post about it. Link is in the bio of you fancy a read this afternoon. ????????

A photo posted by Callie Thorpe (@calliethorpe) on Dec 13, 2016 at 4:36am PST

“It has been important for me to share with other women the freedom in finding contentment with your body. Of course we all have our down days, but we should never let anyone make us feel bad for the way we are.

“I believe women of all sizes should be able to enjoy fashion and shouldn’t have to wait to be a certain size to wear fashionable clothes.”