Zara McDermott hit out a nasty troll after they claimed she had heavily-edited one of her Instagram posts.
The former Love Island star shared a sultry shot of herself posing in a form-fitting white knit dress with an abstract black swirl from her holiday to Portugal.
The 24-year-old’s sun-soaked post was soon flooded with compliments from fans who branded her "beautiful" and "stunning".
However, Zara’s idyllic Algarve shot didn’t hit the mark with all of her 1.5million Instagram followers – with one accusing her of editing her photo due to a "wonky" tree in the background.
They wrote: "The trees wonky by her bum lol."
Not pleased with the troll’s accusation, Zara fired back: "The trees are all wonky.
"That's how they grow, have a look at all the trees in the pics."
Earlier this month, it was revealed that the reality star had landed her own set of factual shows under the umbrella title Zara Uncovers.
The series will be in a similar vein to Stacey Dooley Investigates, and it looks as though BBC bosses feel that Zara has got what it takes to rival Stacey.
A source told The Sun : "Bosses at the Beeb have been impressed with the two documentaries she has made for BBC Three on two extremely serious and delicate subjects.
"They’re always on the lookout for new talent who viewers, particularly younger viewers, will find relatable.
"They think they’ve found that in Zara, a worthy successor to Stacey who’s increasingly taking on a variety of different shows outside of her factual roots."
Essex native Zara has fast become a big name in the world of BBC Three documentaries thanks to her eye-opening documentary on revenge porn – a subject matter very close to her heart after nude images of the star were surfaced around her school as a teen.
Zara’s shocking documentary has quickly become the most requested BBC Three factual programme of 2021 so far.
The former Love Island babe is also in the midst of making another documentary on sexism in schools which is set to hit screen later this year.
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