Blogger's email to TV company who asked her to lose weight

Lottie L’Amour is a plus-size blogger known for promoting body positivity to her vast social media following.

Needless to say, when she received an email from a TV production company asking her to take part in a new weight loss series, she was mighty annoyed.

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UK production company Twofour asked the 29-year-old to try out new diets as part of an upcoming ITV show called Save Money, Good Health.

Lottie L’Amour is a plus-size blogger known for promoting body positivity. Photo: Instagram
Lottie L’Amour is a plus-size blogger known for promoting body positivity. Photo: Instagram
She received this letter from a TV production company. Photo: Twitter
She received this letter from a TV production company. Photo: Twitter

In the email, the producer said they were looking for people who would “like to lose weight.”

Of course, L’Amour was outraged that someone had assumed her plus-size figure meant she was a candidate for a weight loss program.

She sent a sassy response back, beginning: “First of all, my name is Lottie, not Gloria — excellent attention to detail.”

“Second of all, clearly you haven’t read my blog — I don’t want to go on a faddy show about diet culture. I believe that women can feel good in whatever skin they are in and that diet culture is a money-making scheme that hinges on making people feel terrible about who they are.”

Obviously, L’Amour was not impressed. Photo: Twitter
Obviously, L’Amour was not impressed. Photo: Twitter
She hit back with this scathing email. Photo: Twitter
She hit back with this scathing email. Photo: Twitter

She went on to say how it was “disgusting that you’ve obviously gone looking for plus-size bloggers thinking you will find fat women that would want to lose weight. We are not easy prey for diet culture.”

L’Amour later posted a follow-up on Instagram, saying it was “obvious” the researcher had targeted plus-size bloggers because of the assumption that they “automatically want to lose weight.”

“Some of us are working to love the skin we are in because we are deserving of it,” she wrote.

“My body is beautiful, and so is yours – in whatever state of weight loss or not.”

Turns out Twofour has since apologized to the blogger for causing offense, writing: “One of the reasons we got in touch with you is because you have a voice and are not afraid of speaking your mind.”

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