Ruby Tuesday Matthews has left her fans concerned after displaying her trim figure in a bikini.
The influencer shared a series of three images to Instagram in which she was wearing immensely revealing swimwear.
The 32-year-old’s trim physique was clearly visible in the photo set, which showed her posing in the tiny swimwear that barely covered her bust.
Ruby wrote in her caption: ‘When they say “size up” and you do… then you’re standing there wondering what would’ve happened if you’d just taken your normal size. Questionable gardening attire.
‘Even more questionable life choices at this point in the school holidays.’
In the comments section alongside the photos, many of Ruby’s followers voiced concerns about the social media star’s health.
Ruby Tuesday Matthews (pictured) has left her fans concerned after displaying her trim figure in a bikini
‘This is not a healthy body to be promoting. I’m sorry Ruby I absolutely love you and your content, and I’ve been following you for years now, but this is scary,’ wrote one worried person.
They added: ‘You have so many young females following you, I think you need to take that on board before posting photos like this.’
One more fan chimed in: ‘If people think this is healthy, we have something seriously wrong with society.’
Another said simply: ‘Ruby, time to get some help.’
Someone else said: ‘I think the bikini size looks good on you. You can size up in other ways also, just saying because I want to be honest with you. Take care.’
Others defended the Instagram star, with one person writing: ‘It’s actually okay to have a naturally small frame, not everybody struggles with weight gain, some people can eat all the food in the world and stay small. Let people be!!
‘It’s good for girls and women to see that thinner frames are normal too, really says more about all of you commenting and your view of the female body.’
One more wrote: ‘I genuinely don’t think she “needs help”. She’s a stressed mum of three trying to do it all! I think this is her natural body shape! Don’t judge or shame!’
The influencer shared a series of three images to Instagram in which she was wearing immensely revealing swimwear
In the comments section alongside the photos, many of Ruby’s followers voiced concerns about the social media star’s health
In recent years, Ruby has addressed her fans’ longtime fixation on her weight, revealing she typically sheds kilos when she’s under ‘extreme stress’.
The controversial influencer posted to Instagram with a lengthy message slamming those who constantly say she is ‘too thin’ as she got candid about her health.
Sharing images of herself sporting tiny booty shorts and a black vest top, the Byron Bay personality said she ‘cherishes’ her body and asked followers to ‘be gentle’ with themselves.
‘A little reminder to my new followers and everyone else to be kind and love yourself whatever stage you are at in life. I sure do and not in a vain way,’ she said.
‘My body has always been a topic of conversation – sometimes I’m deemed too thin; other times, praised for weight gain.’
She discussed how her weight changed during her pregnancies with her sons Rocket and Mars – who she shares with her ex Ryan Heywood – and daughter Holiday, who she welcomed with her fiancé Shannan Dodd.
She said her weight loss after giving birth to each of her three children has nothing to do with ‘bouncing back’ and is simply her ‘body’s natural rhythm’.
‘During each of my three pregnancies, my weight fluctuated similarly, with consistent patterns of water retention and gradual muscle tone recovery,’ she continued.
In recent years, Ruby has addressed her fans’ longtime fixation on her weight, revealing she typically sheds kilos when she’s under ‘extreme stress’
‘While society emphasises body image, I cherish my body as the vessel that energises me.
‘My priority is and will always be my mental health and well-being. Something at times I struggle with.’
Ruby then candidly told how she often loses weight during periods of ‘extreme stress’ as she addressed fans sharing their concerns for her health in the past.
‘In stressful times, without control due to extreme stress, I lose weight, leading to criticism. I’ve become more reserved, lacking the energy for negativity, despite abundant positivity,’ she said.
‘The past two years have been particularly challenging for my family and at times, has physically reflected that.’
Ruby encouraged her followers to ‘stop comparing’ themselves to other people and ‘appreciate our unique bodies at every life stage’.
