THERESA Caputo's pregnant daughter Victoria hit back at a social media troll who commented on her weight after sharing a new maternity photo.
The reality star has been posting pregnancy updates ahead of the birth of her first child due in February.
Following her latest post from a photoshoot Victoria took with her husband Michael Mastrandrea, the TV star found herself in a battle with a critic who body-shamed the mom-to-be.
Victoria posted the pic on Instagram of her donning a fitted black dress with her long brunette hair flowing down in waves.
She posed alongside her husband also sporting a black shirt and gray jeans while standing in front of a gray backdrop.
The soon-to-be parents smiled at the camera while both placing their hands around Victoria's pregnant belly.
She captioned the sweet post: "Sneak peak of my maternity shoot. I can’t get over these pictures @jessicaelbarphotography is absolutely amazing!"
While the Long Island native received a slew of positive feedback from fans calling her appearance "stunning" as her due date approaches, some users were not so kind in their comments.
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One person wrote: "I like you but omg you got wide"
Victoria highlighted the troll's comment in her Instagram Stories as she clapped back at their "rude" words.
She wrote: "no that's mean disrespectful and rude especially since I'm carrying a child! I rather you not like me so you don't need to make Nasty comments as I'm 8 months pregnant but thank you."
BODY-SHAMERS
This is not the first time the TV personality defended herself from body-shamers.
Earlier this month, the 27-year-old shared a selfie selfie of a "pregnant woman" on Instagram that garnered unwanted comments from fans.
Theresa's only daughter had been feeling the "symptoms" of her pregnancy at 33 weeks as she listed her symptoms: "constantly sweating, acid reflex, and fatigue."
After sharing the photo, Victoria took to her Instagram Story to post a comment that a troll had written for her.
The person stated: "I have to be honest. You gained way too much weight."
Victoria clapped back: "I have to be honest. You should mind your own business," along with a smiley face emoji.
She captioned her post: "Aww thanks for telling me something that I didn't know. So sweet," with pink heart emojis.
In the next Story, the TV personality revealed that the troll had blocked her on social media.
Victoria wrote: "I am now blocked. I see how people react behind their phone/computer! Amazing."
'RAW MOMENT'
The new mom hasn't had the easiest time in her pregnancy as she showed in a recent photo of her with tears running down her cheeks.
In the post, Victoria said she was in need of a "good cry" in the heartbreaking snapshot.
The Long Island Medium star had on a floral outfit as her head was lying down on top of a cushion.
Victoria mentioned that there were "big or small things" that could "trigger" a person "out of nowhere."
She added: "You just need to say 'F**k it!'"
In this "raw moment," Victoria concluded that she had to "let it go."
PREGNANCY NEWS
Back in August, Victoria revealed she is expecting her first child in a sweet Instagram post.
The snaps showed a onesie with a slice of pizza and "special delivery" emblazoned on the front, next to an announcement board and a pair infant's shoes.
In other photos the couple don black T-shirts with pizzas on them with one slice missing. In a cute touch, they hold up a smaller T-shirt with the missing slice.
Another photo shows Victoria wearing a "pizza in the oven" T-shirt alongside her husband who wears one which says "The pizza maker".
She captioned the post: "Special delivery coming February 2022" in a nod to her husband's profession.
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