Catherine Tyldesley has given a savage response to followers accusing her of Photoshopping her body.
The former Coronation Street actress snapped back after Instagram followers asked if she had altered her waist in a photo to look smaller.
Fitness fanatic Cath, 37, says she's always had a 'tiny waist' and told haters to “b****r off”.
The row began when Cath posted a stunning picture of herself from a photo shoot wearing a lace top and pencil skirt.
"Disappointed. You talk about people body shaming and being who you are," said one follower.
"And yet post this so photo shopped picture of you having absolutely NO waist and everything pitch perfect. I did admire you."
Another said: "You don’t need to photoshop it, you're(sic) figure is lovely naturally."
And another commented: "That can’t be real, it’s not possible."
But the former Corrie star, who played Eva Price from 2011 to 2018, insists she's worked “b****y hard” to achieve her stunning figure and wouldn't even know how to airbrush.
She clarified on her Instagram stories: “I pride myself on never airbrushing my Instagram pics. I wouldn't even know where to start.
“I am the least technical person I know.
“For those commenting on my waist- I have always had a tiny waist.”
She continued: “'I work b****y hard at the gym to stay healthy.
"If you've got a problem with my waist, I suggest you unfollow- and try to be kinder to people with small waistlines."
The Walkden actress ended with the message: "May you find peace you negative folk. I will pray for you."
The former Strictly Come Dancing contestant also shared a photo of herself in a white corset from her Coronation Street character's wedding in 2017.
“Taken while filming Eva's wedding - exhibit A- tiny waist - ZERO airbrushing,” she said.
“This is for those negative few telling me waist isn't real.
“I work b***y hard to have a waist. B****r off.”
