is proud of her achievements - and more than happy to list them for anyone who asks.
The WAG hit back at a troll who accused her of promoting 'insecurity in women' on Wednesday by rattling off her accomplishments outside of the social media space.
The critic wrote in an Instagram comment: 'Bec Judd amazes me. She's clearly an intelligent person but yet she chooses to spend her time and energy on frivolous content that promotes perfection and insecurities in women.
'I do wonder whether she would ever consider a career in something where her look is not celebrated. A career which is more about her skill and professionalism rather than anything that requires promotion.'
Bec quickly replied: 'Oh you mean like when I wrote a book, or when I hosted a national radio show, or when I worked as a speech pathologist at The Alfred treating patients with traumatic brain injuries, or when I developed a functional assessment tool for head injuries?'
She continued: 'Or when I hosted a travel program, or when I founded one of Australia's leading activewear companies, or when I worked on a research paper about how to best assess PTA, or when I travelled to nursing homes treating elderly patients for dysphagia, or when I presented the weather for Nine News?
Rebecca Judd (pictured) is proud of her achievements - and more than happy to list them for anyone who asks
'Let me know which one of those careers makes you feel the least amount of jealousy towards me?'
Bec added in her caption: 'Yes. I am amazing. And a little bit vain too.'
It comes after Bec provided a rare insight into her upbringing, revealing she was raised in humble surroundings which taught her to appreciate everything she has.
The 43-year-old influencer and fashion designer,, made the surprising admission on a recent episode of her Vain-ish podcast.
'We're not silver spooners. We never had a new school uniform, they were always hand-me-downs from friends' older siblings,' Bec admitted.
She added that she came to envy some of her classmates, as she was in awe of what they could afford.
'Kids who paid for their school excursions, with the slip and the money in it, on time – rich! We never paid on time because we never had any spare money,' Bec said.
'Whenever we'd get the form, I'd get anxiety, going, "Where are we going to find $5 for this animal incursion coming to school?"'
The WAG hit back at a troll who accused her of promoting 'insecurity in women' on Wednesday by rattling off her accomplishments outside of the social media space
Bec added in her caption: 'Yes. I am amazing. And a little bit vain too'
