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Gemma Collins devastated after trolls film her at the gym and post it online saying ‘look at this fat pig’

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GEMMA Collins has spoken about her devastation at being secretly filmed working out at the gym by trolls who posted the footage on Facebook saying: "Look at this fat pig." The 39-year-old reality star told fans about the nightmare of seeing the cruel comments, calling the experience "really traumatic".

Speaking on the latest edition of her BBC show The Gemma Collins Podcast, she explained why workouts at the gym weren't for her any more.

She said: "I often go for walks but the newest thing I've done - and fallen in absolute love with it - is bike riding. "I bought myself a bike in isolation and a helmet and I love it.

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