Trending Now: Irish Love Island star hits out at online bullies – Fans React

Irish Love Island star Andrada Pop has taken a swing at online ‘bullies’ who have been sending her nasty messages over her decision to have multiple cosmetic surgeries.

The Dubliner, who appeared as a Casa Amor bombshell on last year’s show, revealed last week she had flown to Turkey to get liposuction on the tops of her arms as well as chin sculpting.

But as Andrada recovers from her procedures, she revealed she’s received negative comments from people trying to ‘bully’ and ‘harass’ her.

‘Oh God, some people on the internet,’ she began on social media.

‘I am a public figure and I put myself out there, that doesn’t give you the right to bully me or harass me or give negative comments.

‘Don’t get me wrong, that’s never gonna bother me. Like b***h, you are obviously unhappy with yourself… Seriously, like people think they can get away with murder just because they have, they can type behind the screen, and they can sit there and be like, “Oh, she’s choosing the easy route. Oh she can easily do that by working out.” Like, do you know what I eat in a day? Do you know what type of workouts I do? Do you know my life? No, you don’t.

The 27-year-old continued to rant: ‘I just think people are actually just have too much time with their hands. I think use all need to get a hobby actually.

‘I think the only thing that I’m actually so frustrated about is because, like girls in my situation that would get surgery because they are insecure, because they have body dysmorphia, because all of these things, things like comments like that, would be detrimental to them.

‘It actually makes me so angry, becausewomen should support women. Women shouldn’t tear other women down, especially when I see women that have bloody kids on here.

‘You could actually ruin someone’s life with all the comments people need to cop on. Like, everyone has a choice. Everyone has a choice of what job they want to do. This is my job. Just because this is my job doesn’t mean you have the right to tear me down.’

Meanwhile, the reality TV star thanked those who wished her well, adding: ‘The amount of nice messages and nice comments that I’m getting, and they don’t go unnoticed, and you actually don’t realise how much use make my day.’

Andrada previously explained before the surgeries that no matter ‘how much weight’ she lost, she still had ‘stubborn fat’ on her arms and was ‘insecure’ about it since a young age.

She said at the time: ‘I love the way I look. It’s just my arms that I want to fix.’

And the star promised her followers it would be her last surgery, saying she wanted to have ‘no regrets’.