Children's host Ms. Rachel fired back with a perfect response at trolls saying she needs Botox. The US educator, 43, stars in an eponymous children's music series on YouTube, focusing on language development for infants and toddlers.
Taking to Instagram, the star - whose real name is Rachel Accurso - issued a statement to people suggesting she get Botox. Her post read: 'I don't need to smooth my wrinkles to be valuable. I don't need to flatten my tummy to be valuable. I was just born valuable - and so were you! And that value doesn't change with age!'
Children's presenter Ms Rachel has hit back at trolls who suggested she needs Botox, saying 'I don't need to smooth my wrinkles to be valuable.' Taking to Instagram, the star - whose real name is Rachel Accurso - shared this message with her followers.
Meanwhile, she wrote: 'No need to recommend Botox to me. I like my wrinkles and my face the way they are. If you want to do it, no judgment ever! You do you. Less judgment in the world, more love.'
Others wrote: 'Oh my god. I adore you Ms Rachel. You are a gift to this world.' 'Wrinkles remind us that time is not standing still and nothing lasts forever... we need to be grateful for the time we have here and be kind and useful.' 'We love you as you are! Thank you for bringing so much happiness, love and learning to my kids!!' 'You are so valuable. I saw your humanity and how you stood by me when you learned I had lost my entire family. Much love to you.' 'Agreed! You're beautiful inside and out and every human being has value regardless of their appearance. Character is what matters.' 'You're beautiful just the way you are Rachel! Thank you need more messages like this!'
MS. Rachel's social media followers soon shared their support for her message, with one saying: 'You're beautiful just the way you are!' Back in March, Ms. Rachel made a bold statement at the 4th Annual Children's & Family Emmy Awards in New York City. At the ceremony, she was nominated for Outstanding Preschool, Children's or Family Viewing Series and Outstanding Writing for a Preschool or Children's Series.
The bold sartorial statement comes after she wore a gown embroidered with artwork created by children in Gaza at November's Glamour Women of the Year Awards. Taking to Instagram, Ms. Rachel shared details of her cause and the dress, writing: 'I was so honored to carry the pictures and stories of 11 precious kids from Sudan and the Democratic Republic of the Congo with me to the Children's Emmys. Their powerful words were embroidered into my dress and I told everyone about them and how we need to help in every way possible. To the kids - we see you, we care about you, we love you, we stand with you.. Please support @sudanese_american_physicians & @thefutureofcongo. I didn't win the Emmys but that doesn't matter at all. I'm happy for everyone and it was a hopeful, inspiring show with so many people who care about kids. @theemmys.tv... I'm so grateful to @risakostis for finding the vintage used dress and so much more that I'm going to share in another post. I'm so grateful for the team that put so much love, care and kindness into this tonight.'
