A TikTok user who was constantly told her husband is "way too hot" for her due to her size has hit back at trolls online.

Kate and Matthew, who post under the handle @k8andmatthew, are a married couple who like to share their day-to-day lives with their 13.1K followers.

While their short videos are often lighthearted and sweet, in one particular video, Kate stands up to the trolls who not only belittle her for her appearance but even go on to tell her that she isn't "hot" enough for her husband.

Check out the video here:

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In the video, Kate tells her followers: "People on TikTok are always like, 'there's no way that's your husband - he's way too hot for you'.

"Erm, he thinks I'm beautiful and also I'm an engineer with a really good personality and I've gained 90lbs since I met him. But none of that matters to him and he's a really good guy. You should wait for that maybe."

As part of the video text, Kate tells her followers: "You are beautiful. You are worthy of love. It's worth waiting for someone that loves you for you."

The video has since racked up over half a million views and in the comments section, the content creator is being praised for shutting down the haters.

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One person said: "Yes yes yes! You're perfectly gorgeous and he clearly likes a woman [with] intelligence!"

Another chimed in: "That's BS!!!! People are just jealous that you have a man that truly loves you!!!!! DONT LISTEN TO THE HATE!!!!"

A third added: "You don't owe haters or anyone an explanation about your love life. And [you're] beautiful... people are just jealous and shallow."

In another video, Kate joked that she was the "nerdy fat girl from high" school who snagged herself a hot husband.

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She went on to explain: "When we met, I was ready for him. All of the time that I spent being bitter, being single - I wasn't ready to find The One.

"But I got there by believing in my worth, believing in my beauty and my value, and finding my self-confidence to a point where I was content with being single."

Maybe it's time more people on social media learned that everybody is beautiful, and everybody is worthy of being loved.

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Woman praised for slamming trolls after she's told husband is 'too hot' for her due to her size