Supermodel Gigi Hadid has so much going for her: an amazing career, supportive friends and family, and the lavish lifestyle that being a celebrity brings.
Unfortunately, this also means dealing with trolls, from time to time.
Instead of shying away from the hate, Hadid has become a seasoned pro at clapping back at the haters — and we love her for it!
Here are 6+ times Gigi Hadid ruthlessly shut down her social media trolls.
It all started when an Instagram user was trying to get people to follow their account.
They lured people in with how they could "know the truth" about the couple's relationship.
Instead of sitting back, Gigi clapped back at the user, saying: "Seems like u guys tag me in a new post every day … pls stop.. it's just negative."
"I don't need his follow- my eyes are tattooed to his chest."
"There's nothing to figure out all the time… give it a break."
Since then, the on-again-off-again couple seemed to call it quits for good this past January.
Gigi shut down a Twitter user, fast, when they came after her dating life.
It all started when she posted this pic of ex-boyfriend, Zayn.
"practice how to walk properly instead of having a new bf every 2 weeks (sic)."
Hadid was quick to respond back with this ruthless tweet.
Although Gigi comes from a famous family (her mother, Yolanda, was a model and cast member on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills), she's had to work hard for her success.
During an event for Reebok in Sydney, she addressed those who say her success comes from a "privileged upbringing."
She also added an "alternate tweet" that said "[expletive] off."
"My mum was on a farm, went to New York and worked to send money back to her family."
"But my parents were [expletive] hard-working," she said.
No one is immune to body shamers v not even supermodels.
After walking the runway for Jeremy Scott and Bottega Veneta, some Twitter users used the platform to comment on her body.
She gave a swift reality check for those body-shamers with this tweet.
As a supermodel, you can expect a ton of bikini selfies on Gigi's Instagram.
What we shouldn't have to expect, though, is people commenting on her weight.
When people were commenting on how skinny she looks, she had this to say:
"It’s called growing up. Bodies change as girls become women, she began.
"But next time, please think about the young women who may read body-judgment comments and judge themselves as they see their bodies growing and therefore naturally changing, too.”
It was a sad day in 2017 when a suspect in a truck plowed down people on the streets of Manhatten, leading to eight people dead and several injured.
The attack was later linked to ISIS.
If you didn't know, Gigi's father is Palestinian and her ex, Zayn, is Muslim and of Pakistani heritage.
We're so glad she used her platform to shut down racism.
When Gigi took the time to take a photo with a fan, they were quick to judge her appearance.
They said she didn't look like her "usual self."
Given this clapback-worthy response, Gigi didn't hold back when responding to the thread.
After this tweet, fans rushed in to support Gigi — and to tell her how good she looked.
When a "prankster" grabbed and lifted Hadid off the ground at Milan Fashion Week, one news site tried to blame the model.
She also added:
"and had EVERY RIGHT to defend myself. How dare that idiot thinks he has the right to man-handle a complete stranger. He ran quick tho," she finished with some cheeky emojis.
