Content creator GK Nyambura has hit back at online critics of her body, saying public interest in her appearance grew after she lost weight and then regained it.

Nyambura said her Twitter posts once drew thousands of likes with no remarks about her weight. That changed, she explained, after she lost weight and later regained it.

“At my biggest, I’d post pictures of me on Twitter and get like 10k likes, and nobody would talk about my weight. Wait till you lose 5kg and gain it back. Now everyone wants to open a Telegram page to discuss my body,” she said in an Instagram Stories post.

GK Nyambura hits back at critics who track her weight changes, saying the scrutiny only began after she lost and regained weight. See what she said.
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Nyambura recalled regaining 10kg during a trip to the United States last year. On her return to Kenya, she said, Twitter users were talking about her body.

She said the reaction left her frustrated. She asked why strangers were so interested in what she eats.

“Like last year. I went to the US and gained 10kg back. I came back here, and Twitter was in shambles,” she said in the Instagram Stories post.

Nyambura on online body criticism

Nyambura criticised people who track her weight changes and use them to judge her. She said the interest had reached the point where some wanted to set up Telegram pages to discuss her body.

Content creator GK Nyambura says nobody commented on her weight when she was bigger. She now says people want Telegram pages to discuss her body.

She also voiced concern that her diet had become a talking point online.

“Important enough to know degenerates are counting on what I eat to determine what they think about me this week,” she said .

Her latest remarks follow an earlier exchange with a fan who linked obesity to laziness during a debate on weight loss and GLP-1 medication.

Nyambura said the choice of words was problematic. She argued that not every obese person could simply work out and lose weight.

The exchange came after Martina and Ajib discussed the topic on their podcast.

GK Nyambura responds to a fan who linked obesity to laziness during a GLP-1 debate, saying weight regulation involves many factors. Here is what she said.

“I saw Martina and Ajib catching smoke for these poor girls. So Martina said taking a GLP1 when she’s not obese is not worth it,” Nyambura said; .

The debate continued when another fan responded by asking whether GLP-1 medication could address what they described as laziness.

Nyambura maintained that her point had been misunderstood. She explained that weight regulation is affected by several factors.