Teen Mom Cheyenne Floyd stuns in tiny shorts in new photos after trolls body-shamed her following son Ace's birth

TEEN Mom Cheyenne Floyd stunned in her tiny shorts in her new photos after trolls body-shamed her following her son Ace's birth. 

Cheyenne, 28, mentioned she had joined the "Mom Club" in her Instagram post.


In her two snapshots. the Teen Mom OG star wore black shorts and a blue sweater as her long hair had been braided. 

The reality star appeared to be smiling in both snaps. 

Cheyenne captioned the snap: "I’m officially a mommy to two kiddos, two chickens and a puppy."

She also mentioned that her 4-year-old daughter Ryder now "wants a frog or fish."

Back in May, the MTV star welcomed Ace with her fiancé Zach Davis, however, she also shares Ryder with her ex Cory Wharton.

THE BODY-SHAMERS

Back in July, Cheyenne took to her Instagram Stories to show the messages she has received from the trolls who body-shamed her.

One message read: "Damn she's big," while another read: "You used to be so beautiful when you were fit. Now you're the size of a house."

One person referenced Zach and wrote: "That poor man having to look at you and touch you like this. Or does he ever want to touch you?"

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Cheyenne wrote over the Story: "When people ask me why I don't share or post as often."

'MAKE EVERYTHING OKAY'

The TV personality has dealt with quite a bit recently, as she also broke down in tears over her daughter's rare disease in an emotional video.

Ryder suffers from VLCAD deficiency, which is a rare genetic condition that prevents the body from breaking down certain fats.

The VCLAD disorder causes low blood sugar, lack of energy, and muscle weakness.

In her vlog, Let's Get Real, Cheyenne revealed: "I just felt like back to back to back things, and I just didn't know how to handle them. And a part of me feels like I didn't even want to know how to handle them. I just wanted somebody to make everything okay. And I wasn't in that position."

She continued: "And when I was pregnant with Ace- the whole time I was nervous, waiting for something to happen, waiting for bad news…Every doctor's appointment it just felt like a weight was lifted off, being like okay he's fine.

"Even finding out that Ace didn't have VLCAD, which is what Ry has. It was hard. It wasn't hard from the standpoint of, of course, I was so happy he didn't have it. But how do you celebrate him not having it when Ryder still has it? And as a mother, you just felt so much guilt."



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