Ariel Winter Hits Out At Paparazzi And Bodyshamers In Lengthy Instagram Rant

Ariel Winter has taken to Instagram with a rant addressed at the people who feel the need to comment on her outift choices while she's been following around by the paparazzi. 

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The actress hasn't held back about the fact that people tear apart her wardrobe, and has hit out people who accused her of sexualising herself. "Sometimes I wish people would realise... I am not TRYING to be featured on snapchat, I am not trying to be pap'd everywhere I go, I am literally just LIVING and unfortunately, I can't do that without paparazzi following me around everyday.

"I'm not trying to show you my ass in shorts when I go to the grocery store," she said. "I'm trying to live my life. People wear shorts. People have wardrobe malfunctions. No one is perfect. I'm not a stylist! I don't knwo what to wear everyday so I look "appropriate" or "fashionable." Also, screw having to always look appropriate or fashionable. For what?"

The 19-year-old didn't specify what kickstarted the rant, but it's worth mentioning that a bunch of trolls had recently criticised her cut-out outift at the 2017 Emmys. 

"Who gets to decide what is appropriate or fashionable???? i wear what I like and no-one should fault me for that. I don't want people to constantly see me in the news for going to dinner, or grocery shopping, or anything. I want to be in the news when I ASK for it by going to a publicised event, or EVEN BETTER, when I have work out/coming out.

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Ariel then commented on a recent interview she gave to The Hollywood Reporter in which she claimed that her mother sexualised her at a young age. At the time, Ariel said she was dressed in "the smallest miniskirts, sailor suits, low-cut things, the shortest dresses you've ever seen."

The rant continued: "I was a CHILD being dressed like I was 24. I was 8-13 years old. I wasn't an adult as I am now. As you mature at 16, 17, 18, you further develop your own identity, And just because I DECIDE to show my body occasionally doesn't mean I'm unintelligent or that I'm talentless or that I have no self-respect.

Pointing out that she refuses to live her life on other people's terms, Ariel concluded: "Do whatever you want people, just strive to please YOURSELF and NO-ONE ELSE. Anyways, rant over."