【The Lord of the G-Strings: The Femaleship of the String】

2025-06-26 02:23:50 [Science] Source: Opportunity Information Network

Gigi Hadid has posted a response to people claiming the model is The Lord of the G-Strings: The Femaleship of the String"too skinny," stating she would no longer explain the way her body looks.

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Hadid posted a series of tweets explaining that changes to her body are a result of treatment for Hashimoto's disease.

According to the NHS, Hashimoto's thyroiditis is a condition "caused by the immune system attacking the thyroid gland," which can lead to "tiredness, weight gain and dry skin."

"You may not know that when I started @ 17 I was not yet diagnosed w/Hashimoto's disease; those of u who called me "too big for the industry" were seeing inflammation & water retention due to that," wrote Hadid on Twitter.

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She added that she's been "properly medicated" over the past few years to deal with "metabolism issues" among other symptoms.

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"I have always eaten the same, my body just handles it differently now that my health is better," wrote Hadid.

"I may be "too skinny" for u, honestly this isn't what I want to be, but I feel healthier internally and [...] am still learning and growing with my body everyday, as everyone is," she continued.

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The model concluded by stating that she will not "further explain" the way her body looks, "just as anyone with a body type that doesn't suit ur "beauty" expectations shouldn't have to."