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Horse Ranch Employee Calls TikTok Star Remi Bader 'Fat Bitch' After She Claims Owner Laughed At Her Over Weight
perezhilton.comThis is some horses**t! TikTok star Remi Bader opened up about a frustrating experience she had being turned away from a horse ranch because of her weight, claiming that one of the employees fat shamed her in the process.
Bader, who has more than 2 million followers on TikTok thanks to her realistic clothing haul videos, explained she and other influencers were in Montauk, New York over the weekend on a trip organized by Jon Bon Jovi and his son’s company, Hampton Water Wine. Related: Kylie Jenner Reveals She’s Having ‘Tons’ Of Pain Four Months After Giving Birth In her initial post on Saturday, Bader shared a video of the ranch, with text over it reading: The caption of the video, which has since received over 1.5 million views, read: Rami asked Deep Hollow Ranch to advertise on their signs in the future.
On the Ranch’s blog, a guide states that “a rider should be not more than 15% of the horses’ weight.” There’s even a list of options for “The Best Horse Breeds For Plus-Sized Riders.” But apparently there’s no information on weight restrictions, neither on the blog nor the Ranch’s website. Related: Queen Latifah Says She AND ALL HER CASTMATES Were Told To Lose Weight On This Show! Bader shared a follow-up post on her Instagram Story Sunday, writing that while she’d never want to hurt a small business, she was stunned by the way one of the ranch employees spoke to her, and felt the need to share her experience.
She wrote: So not okay! Bader said her unsavory experience was substantiated by a video later posted by an employee of the ranch “who made very clear that they did not want me there because of my weight and that’s very disappointing.” Back on TikTok, she stitched herself reacting to a video posted by a user who
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