With the harsh comments she received from Katie Hopkins-labeled the "most hated woman in Britain"-Kelly Clarkson continues to prove that what doesn't kill her makes her stronger!

In February of this year, Katie, after seeing Kelly guest on the The Graham Norton show, fat-shamed her and poked fun at the 32-year old singer's weight. In a tweet she recently posted, not only did she wonder about what happened to the singer's weight, but she also sarcastically asked, "Did she eat all of her backing singers?" before saying that it's fortunate she has wide-screen television.

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Kelly's fans immediately defended their beloved idol but they weren't enough to make Katie stop posting harsh comments. In a tweet, she addressed the "Heartbeat Song" singer's fans as "chubsters" and reminded them that Kelly had her baby last year. The 40-year old journalist explained that it "is no longer baby weight" and is carrot cake weight instead. She also told them to get over themselves.

The singer who is unaware of Katie's comments simply asked if Katie tweeted something nasty about her when Heat magazine informed her about it. 

In a very mature way, Kelly simply replied that she's not bothered since she does not care what other people think. And stressed that it's all about her feeling confident, happy and good. "I don't seek out any other acceptance," she said.

However, Katie couldn't seem to stop talking about the Grammy-winning singer's weight. After describing her as a "chunky monkey," she felt the need to give Kelly some advice and told her to grab her stroller, get out and exercise to shed some weight off.

Because of the horrible backlash from Kelly's fans, Katie simply explained that her comments come from a good place. Calling out the fans for not addressing fat the way it should be addressed explaining that "baby weight" and "love handles" are cute names for something that isn't supposed to be nice. She even accused Kelly's fans of supporting her simply because they want a fat friend. 

Her mean comments didn't stop there though. Katie crossed the line when she criticized Kelly's 8-month old baby girl and call her a "fat child." She said, "Every fat child has a fat parent," and added that Kelly should teach her daughter that "it's not great to be fat."

Seems like Katie is forgetting what every mama once said, "If you ain't got nothing nice to say, don't say nothing at all."

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