Francesca Farago Responds to Criticism About Her Postpartum Body

Francesca Farago is pushing back against people criticizing her appearance after the reality star gave birth to twins.

The Too Hot to Handle alum, 32, addressed the comments in a TikTok posted Thursday, Aug. 13. In the video, Farago is seen spending time outdoors with her children, son Locket and daughter Poetry, who were born in November 2024.

“The baddest b----es don’t comment on other women’s bodies,” she wrote over the video. “Especially those that are postpartum.”

The post quickly drew criticism from some viewers, with several accusing Farago of promoting eating disorders because of her appearance.

One commenter argued that being postpartum should not excuse someone from “blatantly” showing an eating disorder on social media, particularly when younger people may be watching.

Farago responded directly.

“This is such a dangerous take,” she wrote. “Me simply existing in my body & posting my normal life is not promoting an ED. I’m not sharing weight-loss tips.. I’m literally just existing.”

She added that women should not be expected to meet a particular body standard before being allowed to appear publicly.

“Women do not owe the internet a certain body size in order to be allowed to exist publicly,” Farago said.

Other followers defended the reality star in the comments. One person told her to ignore the “miserable trolls,” while another encouraged her to live her life without worrying about other people’s opinions. Farago also liked several supportive comments.

This is not the first time Farago has spoken about criticism of her body. In July, she shared another TikTok showing herself dancing at home in a sweatshirt and sweatpants.

“How I need to dress on social media from now on so people stop commenting on my body,” she wrote in the video.

In the caption, she added, “Let’s give it a rest shall we♥️.”

Farago also addressed comments about looking tired, explaining that motherhood and her family’s recent health struggles have left her exhausted.

“Also to the ppl saying I look tired… ya I am tired lol? I’m a mom,” she wrote. “I haven’t slept properly in two years and my daughter has been sick for a month & been in the hospital 4 times recently so yeah we’re exhausted. :)”

Farago’s latest response highlights the scrutiny that public figures can face over their bodies, including during the postpartum period. For her, the message is straightforward: posting her everyday life is not an invitation for strangers to judge her appearance.