Pritty Vishy’s Former Body-Shamers Turn to Seeking Fitness Advice in Her DMs








 Kenyan digital content creator and social media personality Pritty Vishy has spoken out about her recent body transformation, calling attention to the irony of those who once body-shamed her now seeking her advice and admiration in private.

Through a candid post on her social media platforms, Pritty revealed that the same individuals who used to mock her appearance have turned around to praise her progress and inquire about her methods.

“All the fans who used to body shame me are now in my DM asking how I did it,” she wrote, expressing both pride and amusement at the unexpected turn of events.Pritty Vishy, who rose to fame through her viral content and online presence, has often been a target of harsh criticism and ridicule—particularly about her body.

Despite the negativity, she remained outspoken and confident, frequently addressing issues surrounding body positivity, self-worth, and societal pressure on women to conform to certain beauty standards.

Over the past year, Pritty embarked on a personal fitness journey, not just for external validation but, as she noted, for her health and mental well-being.

She shared snippets of her workouts, diet adjustments, and motivational insights with her followers, slowly documenting her progress without placing heavy focus on aesthetics.

Now, the change is visible. Her trimmed-down figure has drawn widespread attention, and many of her followers—some of whom were once critics—are reaching out for fitness tips, diet routines, and encouragement.

Pritty's response to this shift highlights the double standards in how society treats women based on appearance.

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