Influencer slams troll who accidentally sent her a nasty message about her 'uneven boobs': 'It's honestly foul'
The influencer, 30, who had a boob job done in June 2019, posted the DMs to Instagram on Tuesday, calling out the critic who said she had 'uneven boobs'.
The messages showed this particular critic, who has since deleted her Instagram account, had previously lavished Em with compliments, saying she was 'beautiful'.
However, they were caught in an awkward gaffe when they accidentally sent through a cruel message about Em they intended to send someone else.
The troll commented on one of Em's posts spruiking a shirt from White Fox Boutique, unaware she was actually responding to the video instead of sharing it privately.
'Haha c*** you can see how uneven her boobs are even after a book [sic] job,' the person wrote alongside a series of laughing emojis.
Em promptly replied to the message, writing: 'Think you sent this to the wrong person. Let's stop bullying sissy!
'It's not nice, especially to a mum who's eight months post-partum!'
Em then shared the DM exchange to her Stories with the caption: 'Lol the amount of times this has happened to me lately.
'Can everyone just stop with the online bullying. It's honestly foul.'
Em then went on to post another video slamming the person who left the comment.
'Just got out of Pilates guys. Thanks for all your messages. One thing about me is I will call people out when they're being f***ing nasty. I don't care,' she said.
'Don't tell a mother who has breast fed that their boobs are uneven. Or don't tell your friend that their boobs are uneven. Don't bully someone in general.
'Like, why are you doing it? Why? I just can never wrap my head around it guys. It's so much easier to be nice.
'I think people forget we are real people behind these phones. What are you getting out of sending to your friend, "Oh, Em Davies boobs are uneven?"
'It's a genuine question. It just baffles me and I will constantly post about it because it's f***ing rogue.'
It comes after Em sparked concern among fans after sharing a confronting image of herself bedridden during her honeymoon - just a week after her wedding.
In the photo shared online last month, the influencer, who married her long-time partner Joel Gambin just a week earlier, had an IV inserted into a vein in her arm.
She captioned the photo: 'Happy last day of Honeymoon to me.'
It remains unclear what Em was suffering from and Daily Mail Australia reached out for comment.
The influencer has been open about her health problems in the past and in April last year was hospitalised after having an allergic reaction to prescription medication.
She shared posts about a pinched nerve in her neck which left her barely able to move.
The following night, Em gave a shocking update to her health issues, as she posted a selfie from a hospital bed.
'So it turns out I'm allergic to Panadeine Forte,' she wrote in a caption, before revealing the true extent of her reaction.
'I'm fine,' she clarified.
'Had an intense allergic reaction to the codeine in Panadeine Forte which I took for my neck today and basically couldn't breathe.'
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