Evelyn Lozada’s Positive Body Post Takes a Turn, Fans Slam Her For Losing Too Much Weight: ‘Where Is Your Booty?’

Evelyn Lozada shook up the Internet when she shared a photo of herself on Tuesday wearing a white sheer outfit. She also addressed the topic of body image in the post.

“Join me and @prettylittlething in the body positivity movement!” she captioned the photo on Instagram. “Every girl should step out feeling like she can take on the world.”

Evelyn Lozada posted a new photo and some believe she lost too much weight.

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Most people loved what the “Basketball Wives” star was wearing and had no problem letting her know about it.

“🔥❤️💯 yasss boo! Work! ❤️,” one person wrote.

“next time in Cali I want to wear an outfit like this 👌🏾😍😍,” someone else chimed in.

But there were some who thought the 43-year-old lost far too much weight, and they referenced her backside.

“What happened to your ass?” one person asked.

“Wayyy to skinny! Still pretty tho❤️” another person wrote.

There was also someone who said Lozazdo lost her derriere at a time when so many other celebrities are getting theirs enhanced, and the Kardashian name came up.

“Kardashian do everything to keep their booty, and you losng all yours,” that person wrote. “They love Black Booty, Puerto Rico Booty. you starting to look like The Real Housewives Of Beverly Hill Dryed Up. Too Skinny, Queen Comeback. Ms Lozada.”

But despite some people believing that Lozada lost her curves, the photo still received almost 30,000 likes in less than 24 hours. Plus, there were a few men who shot their shot at the single mom and didn’t think she was too skinny at all.

For example, there was one who said the reality star is their woman crush every day, not just on Wednesdays, another offered to father her child and someone else said Lozada is a master at paring sexiness with class.

She hasn’t responded to the chatter yet, but the comments about her appearance and weight loss keep coming in.

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