Jenna Kutcher, a wedding photographer from Wisconsin, is more than happy with her husband Drew.

But while they are both head over heels in love, there are plenty of people out there who don't understand why they are together and feel the need to let them know about it.

Drew, who has nearly 30,000 followers on Instagram, is a health coach and personal trainer, so he's in pretty good shape.

As the pair both regularly post photos of each other on Instagram, their relationship started to get more and more attention. Eventually, Jenna was met by direct messages and comments from users questioning why Drew would be interested in her and sending other body-shaming insults.

While she admits there is some insecurity that stems from being married to "Mr. 6-pack", she has hit back against those who have criticised her for merely being with him. She posted a photo of the two of them taken in Kilhei, Hawaii, along with caption that read:

"Part of my insecurity with my body has stemmed around being married to Mr. 6-Pack himself. Why should I, a curvy girl get him? I feel unworthy and when I write narratives in my head that because I am not thin, I don’t deserve him.

"This man has embraced every curve, every dimple, pound and pimple for the last ten years and has always me reminded me that I’m beautiful even when my inner dialogue doesn’t match (and when I haven’t showered in days.)

"So yes, my thighs kiss, my arms are big, and my bum is bumpy but there is just more of me for him to love and I chose the man that could handle alllll that (and so much more!)

"I am so much more than my body, so is he, and so are you."

The post has received over 55,000 likes already, leading to both their accounts becoming increasingly popular.

Drew eventually responded to how his wife's body positive message had gone viral, writing that "worthiness can't come from other people's opinions of you, it has to come from within".

Jenna's Instagram is full of inspirational material for those who struggle with loving who they are. In a recent post, she recounted a meeting she had with two 21-year-olds in a bathroom. Once she started up the conversation, the two women asked her what she would tell herself at that age.

"I told her: I would stop hating myself because it would never make me happy, to have fewer friendships that were deeper, to be kind to everyone, for battles are being fought, that hurt people, hurt people, and to wait for the man who loved me for who I was and who I would become."

It looks like Jenna has found happiness eventually, through her own self-belief and a fulfilling relationship with a caring husband. There's nothing any body-shamers can do about that.

Jenna Kutcher, a wedding photographer from Wisconsin, is more than happy with her husband Drew.

But while they are both head over heels in love, there are plenty of people out there who don't understand why they are together and feel the need to let them know about it.

Drew, who has nearly 30,000 followers on Instagram, is a health coach and personal trainer, so he's in pretty good shape.

As the pair both regularly post photos of each other on Instagram, their relationship started to get more and more attention. Eventually, Jenna was met by direct messages and comments from users questioning why Drew would be interested in her and sending other body-shaming insults.

While she admits there is some insecurity that stems from being married to "Mr. 6-pack", she has hit back against those who have criticised her for merely being with him. She posted a photo of the two of them taken in Kilhei, Hawaii, along with caption that read:

"Part of my insecurity with my body has stemmed around being married to Mr. 6-Pack himself. Why should I, a curvy girl get him? I feel unworthy and when I write narratives in my head that because I am not thin, I don’t deserve him.

"This man has embraced every curve, every dimple, pound and pimple for the last ten years and has always me reminded me that I’m beautiful even when my inner dialogue doesn’t match (and when I haven’t showered in days.)

"So yes, my thighs kiss, my arms are big, and my bum is bumpy but there is just more of me for him to love and I chose the man that could handle alllll that (and so much more!)

"I am so much more than my body, so is he, and so are you."

The post has received over 55,000 likes already, leading to both their accounts becoming increasingly popular.

Drew eventually responded to how his wife's body positive message had gone viral, writing that "worthiness can't come from other people's opinions of you, it has to come from within".

Jenna's Instagram is full of inspirational material for those who struggle with loving who they are. In a recent post, she recounted a meeting she had with two 21-year-olds in a bathroom. Once she started up the conversation, the two women asked her what she would tell herself at that age.

"I told her: I would stop hating myself because it would never make me happy, to have fewer friendships that were deeper, to be kind to everyone, for battles are being fought, that hurt people, hurt people, and to wait for the man who loved me for who I was and who I would become."

It looks like Jenna has found happiness eventually, through her own self-belief and a fulfilling relationship with a caring husband. There's nothing any body-shamers can do about that.