Plus-size influencer who complained that airline seats are too small insists her large curves are 'all natural' - as fans insist she's had plastic surgery and a BBL

An influencer has insisted that her large curves are 'all natural' after fans insisted she's had aving plastic surgery and a Brazilian Butt Lift (BBL).

Gracie Bon, from Panama, has more than seven million followers on Instagram as she films herself going to the gym, travelling the world and sunbathing at the beach. 

But she also shows the challenges she faces as a plus-sized woman, including getting a lot of looks in the street and struggling to put on a seatbelt on aeroplanes.

Although Gracie receives positive comments about her body on her posts, she also gets many trolls who say she has manufactured her voluptuous shape. 

The 26-year-old hit back at these negative remarks with a post online claiming that her body is 'what God gave me'.

Gracie Bon posted older pictures of her alongside more recent ones as she hit out at trolls 

Gracie defended her voluptuous shape shape in the caption and claimed it was what 'God gave her'

The content creator took to the platform and wrote: 'You can clearly see in the first picture how my "natural" body looked and guess what, in that time they looked at me strangely and [I] got body shamed too because I look differently and I dress differently. 

'So because I'm a plus size girl I cannot wear whatever I want and go outside?

'Sorry I'm not ashamed anymore of my curves and [I'm[ not hating my body because you hate it.

'Some of you normalise hating on girls for nothing, for just being themselves.'

Gracie then ended the post by writing 'mind you, the thighs match,' as a dig at those claiming she has had a BBL, as sometimes the thighs may be disproportionate to the buttocks after the surgery takes place. 

Along with the post, she shared three older photos of herself next to three more recent pictures to showcase her curves. 

The post racked up more than 377,000 likes and 14,000 comments, with commentators expressing split opinions.

One wrote: 'There's definitely no need to be ashamed of your curves, but the lying though, just don't. It's clear you had some work done and that's fine just don't lie.'

Another penned 'What God gave me, I didn't know there was a BBL surgeon named God.'

Gracie then ended the post by writing 'mind you, the thighs match,' as a dig at those claiming she has had a BBL

Gracie Bon, from Panama, has more than seven million followers on Instagram as she films herself going to the gym, travelling the world and sunbathing at the beach 

A third said: 'I'm a man who [has] always dated curvy women without shame. Just ignore the haters. I think you're gorgeous.'

A fourth added: 'The before picture is altered too. I've seen your before pictures. They aren't mad that you had surgery so much, it's that you're lying about it so now that's making them call you out.'

A fifth commented: 'I can't speak for everyone else but I definitely appreciate your curves! Nice physique.'  

Early this year, Gracie took to her Instagram to discuss the struggles of taking a flight as a plus-sized woman.

She was seen walking through the airport on a moving walkway, glancing behind her to smile while showing off her figure.

The clip from January shows the 26-year-old plus-sized woman pouting on the plane as she struggles to put on her seatbelt

The post racked up more than 377,000 likes and 14,000 comments, with commentators expressing split opinions

The Instagram model exclaimed: 'Airplanes should have bigger seats.

'So today I had a flight and even if I was flying in first class, I couldn't fit on the airplane - so this is a petition for all the airlines so big girls like me can fly.'

Gracie insists: 'It's not my fault I have an a*** this big. Please just make them bigger.'

She shared the clip on Instagram for her 4.5 million followers where it went viral with 1.3 million views and 3,500 comments.

However, not everyone agreed and viewers were quick to argue that her issue is self-inflicted after she chose to have body modification surgeries.  

One user penned: 'What you need is a bigger brain,' meanwhile a second wrote: 'It's your fault. You paid for the surgeries'.