The Inspiring Transformation of the Bride Who Defied Online Criticism


In matters of personal preferences, people often have different opinions. This is because what one person finds beautiful, another may not.

A few years ago, a Russian couple shared pictures of their wedding on social media. They didn’t expect that these photos would become very popular for unexpected reasons. Some people found the bride’s appearance funny because she was larger than the groom. As a result, many negative comments and jokes were made about them on the internet.

Only a few close friends and family members congratulated the couple and supported them. Unfortunately, there were many hurtful comments. Some even wrongly assumed that the groom was only marrying the woman because she might be wealthy, which was not true.

This unfortunate event happened about six years ago. Surprisingly, the photos are still being shared and people continue to make mean comments even now.

Recently, a reporter came across the viral photo of the couple and decided to investigate if they were still together. What he found was that the couple was still deeply in love, just like when they got married. What surprised him, though, was how much the woman had changed since her photo was shared as “the ugliest bride in the world.”

Today, you would hardly recognize her. She has lost a lot of weight, changed her hairstyle, and her fashion sense is different.

Not many people can say they’ve gone through such a big transformation in their lives. It takes an incredible amount of dedication to achieve something like that.

We don’t really know what motivated her to make this change. Some people think it might have been the pressure from social media, even though her husband loved her the way she was.

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