Malin Andersson flaunts her sensational curves as she hits back at trolls in defiant snap

She is known for promoting body confidence online. 

And Malin Andersson flaunted her sensational curves in black lingerie as she hit back at trolls on Saturday. 

The Love Island star, 26, posted the natural mirror selfie on Instagram where she revealed how ‘nothing can break her’ after admitting she’d face trolling for confidently displaying her physique.

Malin, who recently enjoyed a staycation in West Sussex, perched on a stool in her bedroom with her hand on her hip in the plunging black lace ensemble. 

With her caramel tresses in loose waves, a fresh-faced Malin showcased her enviable hourglass figure. 

Captioning the snap, Malin revealed how she was ‘fortunate’ to be ‘strong’ but had received some ‘weird comments’ over the last few days.

She wrote: ‘Trolling shouldn’t even be a thing.

‘I can’t believe I’m writing this, I’m very lucky – I get 1% trolling compared to the 99% that are absolutely amazing. I had some weird comments the last few days due to my reels going viral.

‘I’m very fortunate that I’m strong. That I have been through wars unimaginable and a single comment does not bother me. 

‘I most likely know who the troll is too, it’s very obvious to me. (Haters gonna hate but I’m above that s**t.)’ 

However Malin acknowledged that not everyone can ‘let nasty comments go.’

She continued: ‘But not everyone is strong. Not everyone can let nasty comments go, not everyone has the mental capacity to.

‘Do NOT follow me or come to my page to leave hate or discrimination. I am here to EMPOWER & leave ya’ll with a new mindset. 

‘To educate and to raise awareness on things that affect people’s mental health. So do not think you can come here and try tear me down.. it just isn’t possible. Nothing can break me.

‘Let’s spread the love that this world needs. Lots of love Malin with cellulite and rolls.’ 

Speaking to OK! magazine, Malin revealed how she is in the process of ‘losing a stone’ by making healthier eating choices. 

However Malin spoke of the ‘demoralising’ effect after she received a message from a ‘fake account’ user. 

She said: ‘It was like a fake account, it said: ‘Wow, you’re the fattest girl I’ve had a w*** over.’ 

‘I felt sick and it’s just such a nasty thing to say. It’s such a demoralising and terrible thing to say.’  

And she explained how the word ‘fat’ can be ‘triggering’ to someone with an eating disorder.  

She added: ‘It triggered me a little because I’m losing a stone at the minute and trying to be more healthy, but you can’t call someone ‘fat’.

‘You don’t say that to somebody because the eating disorder I had lasted so long and it’s still in the skin somewhere.’