Kyle Richards Has Another Message For The Trolls!

If Kyle Richards has learned one thing this year, it's to laugh at the expense of trolls.

The past weeks have been toxic for the Bravolebrity, with internet users being extremely mean towards her, some even going as far as accusing her of using harmful normals to achieve her perfectly slimmed physique. Hence, it is not unexpected that she is laying off the haters via an Instagram update using an essential message from "didyouknowblog." 

It happened that the 54-year-old took to IG Story to share a compelling message with her followers, but this time, she made sure the haters knew she was talking to them directly. The statement read:

"It's almost impossible to change someone's mind using facts. This happens due to 'motivated reasoning,' a psychology term that refers to the way people usually believe whatever they want to believe and use the flimsiest piece of evidence to justify that belief, even when there is plenty of verified evidence to disprove it."

Seeming pleased with the tone of the message, she wrote in the caption, "This explains a lot ? #trolls ?." This clap back from the television personality comes weeks after she had to fend off claims of using ozempic to achieve her weight loss.

Recall that ozempic is a type 2 diabetes remedy that most influencers use off-label as a weight-loss prescription. However, a previous report by The Blast covered how she reacted to the outrageous claims. 

The "Halloween Ends" actress posted a selfie where she rocked a black two-piece bikini with a hat from her husband's company. She gave a sideways posture, revealing her ripped abs and toned arms as she placed her hands over her head.

After the update, Page six decided to promote the reality star's gym lifestyle via Instagram, but that did not sit well with viewers as it triggered their reactions. One commentator mentioned:

"stop with the Ozempic! Let those that actually need the drug for health reasons have it." A particular fan expressed their view on the reality star's weight loss, writing, "I think it's many visits to the surgeon."

Another person said, "she hit the Ozempic like the rest of her friends in La La land." A cybercitizen added, "and Ozempic! But the author was right there to defend herself and seize back the power. She wrote:

"I have never tried ozempic and this is not from plastic surgery. I did have a breast reduction in May. I'm honest about what I do. But if giving plastic surgery the credit makes you feel better then pop off sister ?."

However, Richards wasn't the only celeb accused of using the diabetic drug. Per the reports, Khloe Kardashian was also amidst the medicine drama when she dropped images from her Sorbet Magazine cover.

Fans quickly made comparisons between her present body type and one from years ago on her "KUWTK" show, with one person commenting, "The fact she uses diabetic medicine to get this skinny is disturbing."

Likewise, the mom of two answered back immediately, writing, "let's not discredit my years of working out. I get up 5 days a week at 6 am to train. Please stop with your assumptions. I guess new year still means mean people."

Indeed, the "Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills" star set out to prove the haters wrong when she posted an impressive photo of herself at a private gym where several workout machines lined perfectly in the background. An earlier report from The Blast noted that she looked sporty and serious after what seemed like a steamy workout session.

The author donned a black vest with a cranium design from the picture, revealing her solid and well-structured arms. She styled her brunette hair in a messy bun with big chunks falling on either side of her face.

Over the snapshot, Richards wrote, "KEEPING YOU UP TO SPEED SINCE I HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS IN MY DM'S, WILL ANSWER SOME SOON." Also, she tagged her fitness coach before mentioning that she was starting her next rounds of workouts on the "WEIGHTS."