Chloe Marshall is the teenage beauty queen who broke the mould by becoming the first size 16 beauty queen contender to make it to the finals of the Miss England contest.
And now she reveals her larger than the usual contestant body in the official Miss England bikini in her first bikini photoshoot since winning the Miss Surrey title.
The Guildford-born plus-size model weighs 12st 8lb, that’s equivalent to 176 pounds, is 5ft 10in tall and has a 38DD bust.
Chloe said that most of the public’s response has been positive, but she has heard some people say that she’s promoting obesity. She said, “I’m a size 16, I eat well, I exercise regularly – I jog, swim, and work out with weights. What I am promoting is a healthy girl who looks after herself and doesn’t try to force her body to be something its not.” - Daily Mail
Wow, she exercises regularly and eat well but she’s this big! Ok, most of the women in North America & in the UK look like this anyway so why have a size 0 dimwit winning the pageant anyway?
I have been struggling to get rid of my extra one and a half pound, I am serious and I am going to put that behind me. I think pear shaped body is back in again! Cool!
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This was a bit early for an April Fools day joke.
It is possible to have too much self esteem which this girl must have. Chloe needs self respect which she will have when she slims down as she should to avoid numerous health problems. She should be embarrassed at her age to be so fat and not even making an effort to shift the flab. The picture of her in a bikini is not flattering at all.
No one is slim by chance or accident, everyone has to work at it and some people delude themselves that they don’t eat anything and still stay fat - impossible. The girl should be given advice by a dietician and trainer and see if in 6 months she is still so chubby. Miss England should be ruled out for fatties - it is sending the wrong message.
She is really really hot, I like her !
Beauty contests are not really paid attention to anyway. Who cares? She’s a pretty girl, though could lose a bit of weight (and I mean maybe 10-20 pounds, not more than that, to be healthier but should never do it if it’s for anybody BUT herself). Watching TV, it looks like all women are size 2, but we’re not. We’re fat/thin obsessed, which is weird. It must seem strange to other cultures. I don’t know a woman who is happy with her appearance, no matter how pretty she indeed may be (at various weights/sizes/shapes/ages). I’m angry media and culture try to tell me I’m not attractive because I look one way as opposed to another, and I’m actually in the middle, not slim and not overweight. What gives them the influence in my life to define me as pretty or not? I do not give it to them.
Shut up Sally. Have you ever heard of hypothyroidism? Glandular issues?
“EAT, EAT, EAT!!!” Remember those words? Donald Trump snickered and said, “Some might even call her an eating machine!” Alicia Machado weighed 118 pounds when she won the crown but according to some sources she ballooned up to 150 pounds only a few months after her crowning. Alicia believed that the reports started because someone saw her with a swollen face after having her wisdom teeth removed and started that rumor. But it was no rumor, Alicia really had gained 30 pounds and succumbed to the media frenzy that would follow during her reign. The rumored threats to take away her crown began shortly before the Miss Teen USA pageant in August 1996. During her brief appearance in that pageant, you could see that Alicia had gained a little weight but it did not seem like a huge difference. It wasn’t up until the Miss USA pageant in February 1997 that the weight loss program that Alicia was under was made public. Under the watchful eye of Donald Trump, Alicia sporting an “Exude” shirt and tight black sweatpants exercised with hired trainer Edward Jackowski in front of a mass of photographers and reporters. Alicia tried to smile and show that she was comfortable but later admitted that she wasn’t. Who wouldn’t when reporters are scoffing at you, photographers taking humiliating pictures, and rude comments from some people like, “Alicia, you can pull your leg back further than that, can’t you?!” Alicia just looked up but continued to do her exercises with a smile. The unmistakable confidence of Alicia was crumbling before our eyes but Alicia was determined.