A fitness influencer has sparked a divided reaction from her followers after she posted a video of a woman appearing to shame her for wearing a g-string bikini at the beach.
The encounter, which occurred in Adelaide, Australia, sees the apparent g-string shamer stop by the shower where Natasha Maree, the influencer, is.
The woman, whose name is not known, washes her feet and then leaves.
No interaction between the two women can be seen or heard in the short clip, which Natasha has since posted to TikTok with the caption: "Woman at the end had a go at me for wearing a bikini at the beach".
Check out the video below:One of the commenters on the video was skeptical that there had been any incident whatsoever regarding her bikini - as there was no clear evidence of it in the clip.
They wrote: "She clearly didn't say a single thing to her and just washed her feet HAHAHAH."
So, Natasha made a video response to the user's comments in order to prove them wrong.
Check it out here:Natasha captioned this video: "Karen doesn't want me in a bikini."
In this video, when the unnamed woman walks away from the showers after having seemingly shamed Natasha's bikini, she is approached by a man, who appears to be Natasha's boyfriend.
The man who filmed the encounter at the showers continues to film the so-called Karen as he asks: "You think the g-string's not good? Not a fan?"
To which the woman responds: "I think it's great but there's a lot of kids here. A lot of families and a lot of people are like … dressing like that."
"But thanks for putting me on Facebook," she says, before walking away.
Natasha's followers were seriously divided by the exchange.
Many defended the woman, with one user saying: "Seems like there's more to this story that is not being told. Maybe she thought you were creeping on this lady and said something to her."
Another person said the woman "has the right to have an opinion. She's not Karen."
Others felt the way the woman handled the situation was inappropriate and unnecessary.
One person shared: "Kids literally do not care. They're too busy having fun at the beach."
Another said: "Imagine caring what other people are wearing."
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