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Entertainment / Wed, 08 May 2024 India Today

Australian anchor’s epic response to humiliating email about ‘showing cleavage’ is viral

Australian TV host Narelda Jacobs has sparked a viral conversation after sharing a body-shaming email she received from a viewer. Sharing the post to Instagram, Jacobs shared a screenshot of the email which criticised her choice of attire during a news segment, deeming it ‘inappropriate’ and suggesting that ‘cleavage is for the nightclubs’. No, what I’m wearing is not inappropriate, but your email sure is,” reads the caption. Jacobs' response to the troll's email has sparked a broader conversation about societal attitudes towards women's clothing choices and online harassment. Jacobs' decision to publicly address the issue highlights the importance of standing up against body shaming and online bullying.

Australian TV host Narelda Jacobs has sparked a viral conversation after sharing a body-shaming email she received from a viewer. Sharing the post to Instagram, Jacobs shared a screenshot of the email which criticised her choice of attire during a news segment, deeming it ‘inappropriate’ and suggesting that ‘cleavage is for the nightclubs’.

In her caption, Jacobs expressed frustration at still receiving such emails, highlighting that it was sent to the entire newsroom while she was on air. She defended her outfit, asserting that it was not inappropriate and criticised the sender for attempting to shame and humiliate her.

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“Yes, we still receive emails like this. Yes, it went to the entire newsroom. Yes, I was on air at the time. Yes, it is intended to shame and humiliate me. No, what I’m wearing is not inappropriate, but your email sure is,” reads the caption.

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The post quickly gained traction on social media, with many expressing support for Jacobs and condemning the body-shaming behaviour. Jacobs' response to the troll's email has sparked a broader conversation about societal attitudes towards women's clothing choices and online harassment.

Jacobs' decision to publicly address the issue highlights the importance of standing up against body shaming and online bullying.

Published By: Srimoyee Chowdhury Published On: May 8, 2024

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