Influencer who tried wearing painted pants to gym called out after posting video of another woman working out
A woman who wore 'X-rated' body paint pants to gym has come under fire again for posting another video to social media.
Natalie Reynolds first hit headlines when she shared a video of herself going to the gym wearing painted-on pants - with the post eventually going viral.
She's since posted another video to X - formerly known as Twitter - of another person working out at the gym and it's caused further backlash among social media users.
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Reynolds took to the gym wearing painted-on pants in a bid to conduct a 'social experiment'.
However, when walking through the gym, a man told her to leave unless she put on appropriate clothing.
The influencer faced similar criticism online - with one person branding her behaviour 'degenerate' and others accusing Reynolds of 'playing the victim'.
However, the influencer hit back, tweeting a still from her video alongside an image of men in a bodybuilding contest, writing: "So when people wear these outfits it’s all about body positivity but when I’m wearing more then that it’s a problem."
She also claimed other women 'wear pants up the a**' and so what she did was 'nothing bad at all'.
But alas, the controversy hasn't stopped there, with Reynolds having since taken to her social media with another gym video.
Reynolds took to her X page again yesterday (January 1), but this time, to share a video of another person in the gym.
The 24-second video shows another woman warming up and working out, wearing a sports bra and shorts.
Reynold's caption reads: "Good to see people in the gym trying to improve themselves."
And the post has gone down as well as the influencer's other gym video did - if not, even worse.
People are flocking to the post to condemn Reynolds' filming of the other gym-goer.
One X user wrote: "You were just naked the other day at a gym. BTW you’re a horrible streamer."
"She’s actually working out that is the difference and not trying to get reactions and walk through a gym," another added.
A third commented: "U have the personality of a 13 year old."
With a fourth adding: "Still salty about the painted pants I see."
And a final resolved: "Just apologize for your actions and own up and MOVE ON."
UNILAD has reached out to Natalie Reynolds for comment.
Topics: Social Media, Twitter, Sport
Poppy Bilderbeck