Morning news anchor trolls her body shamers with class and humor, reads comments on air

A morning news anchor in Missouri is going viral for her classy response to social media comments about her body.

Having the public comment on your body, unless you’re a model, is usually a less-than-welcome conversation, but Ozark’s First anchor Carissa Codel found a clever way to address the things she was seeing on social media. She posted a video of herself reading the comments in her broadcaster’s voice, shaming those who felt the need to make them in the first place.

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Some of the uncouth comments include:

He parents gotta be beavers. Cause she’s built like damnnnnnnnnnn

Thighsman Trophy Winter

Shawty obese

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Y’all need to stop bullying fairy godmother from Shrek

Guuuuurl, you look like you was raised on a donkey farm

She looks like the third white chick

Now that fills a frame

Built for breeding

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It was clear she was having fun making the videos mocking the kind of person who would leave such gross comments for no real reason, and she told The New York Post that she isn’t really bothered by them.

“It doesn’t affect me at all. I think that they’re hilarious,” Codel, who is 5’3” and 180 pounds, said. “I don’t put up the extremely mean ones, but I like the insults that are very creative. My family is very thick-skinned, I’ve never been bothered by a lot of that.”

She also pointed out that she’s actually lost 55lbs within the last three years, meaning the comments would have likely been a lot meaner back then.

“I find it so funny, like, ‘Oh you think I’m big now, you should have seen me back then,’” she said. “I know who I am, and I know what I look like.”

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