Georgia Love reveals the fashion trend that believes every woman has ‘six-pack’ abs

Former Bachelorette star Georgia Love has singled out the fashion industry and the latest trend in crop tops and cut-out clothing.

The 33-year-old shared a passionate appeal to clothing brands to create clothes that suit women of all shapes and sizes, not just women with ‘six-pack’ abs.

In an Instagram Story on Monday, Georgia said she wants to splurge some cash on clothes, but can’t find anything without cut-outs on the sides.

Georgia Love on Monday referred to the fashion trend that assumes every woman has ‘six-pack’ abs: ‘Not every woman wants to wear a crop top and cut-outs’

‘PSA for clothing brands: Not every woman wants to wear a crop top and cut-outs!’ He started.

‘I can only assume that we all hope to have a six pack (spoiler alert: most of us don’t) or are you the business of those of us who don’t?’

She continued: ‘I want to go shopping and I can’t find anything without bloody cut-outs!’

Inclusive clothing: The 33-year-old shares a passionate appeal from clothing brands to create clothing to suit women of all shapes and sizes, not just women with ‘six-pack’ abs.

‘I can only assume that we all hope to have a six pack (spoiler alert: most of us don’t) or are you the business of those of us who don’t?’

It comes as Georgia broke her silence over the weekend after a string of online scandals left her facing backlash from fans and detractors alike.

Speaking to Stellar magazine, Georgia said she has been battling an onslaught of criticism.

She told the publication, ‘I was not well for a long time and have been dealing with it ever since.

The former reality star further added that no one is safe in today’s canceled culture filled with ‘angry and unforgiving’ people, and called for more empathy.

‘I wasn’t good enough’: This comes as Georgia broke her silence over the weekend after a string of online scandals left her facing backlash from fans and detractors alike. Speaking to Stellar magazine, Georgia said she is battling an onslaught of criticism

‘People seem to have lost their empathy and understanding of people being human. Everyone expects everyone to do everything right all the time,’ she said.

‘If we have a world where no one is making a mistake, show me behind the scenes… because it’s not possible.’

Georgia said people like her should be able to ‘say sorry, show they’re sorry, and move on. The way the world is at the moment, it is not allowing this to happen.

She and her husband Lee Elliott had to remove all their vacation photos from their trip to Saudi Arabia after backlash from fans to promote the area.

Critics quickly piled on the former Channel Seven reporter.

Controversy: She and her husband Lee Elliott have had to remove all their vacation photos from their trip to Saudi Arabia after backlash from fans for promoting the area

Entertainment journalist Peter Ford tweeted a link to a news article that revealed Saudi Arabia recently ‘hanged 81 convicts in a single day’.

Ford said: ‘This is the country that Georgia Love accepted a free trip to visit. Out of 81 you can be sure that there are a disproportionate number of women, homosexuals and possibly journalists. Did you really need a freebie trip to bad Georgia?’

Lee later defended his visit, saying that he and Georgia were “not being paid” to travel and did not endorse “past behavior or human rights violations in this country” in any way. Huh.

Meanwhile, Seven has previously taken the reality TV star off the air and moved her to a behind-the-scenes role after receiving backlash for a ‘racist’ Instagram post.

The journalist shared footage of a cat behind the window of an Asian restaurant and wrote: ‘Store attendant or lunch?!’

She removed the video an hour later and apologized for the ‘offence’, but denied at the time that the post contained any racist ‘objections’.

Grabbing headlines: Meanwhile, Seven has previously taken the reality TV star off the air and taken her behind-the-scenes role after receiving backlash for a ‘racist’ Instagram post.