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CMAT shares 'deep sadness' over body-shaming abuse after Radio 1 Big Weekend set

CMAT shares 'deep sadness' over body-shaming abuse after Radio 1 Big Weekend set
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Irish singer-songwriter CMAT has spoken out about the 'deep sadness' caused by body-shaming abuse she received following her performance at Radio 1's Big Weekend. The artist expressed frustration at the recurring nature of this harassment, while the BBC has disabled comments on her performance videos and issued a statement of support.

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This highlights the ongoing issue of online harassment and body-shaming directed at public figures, as well as the role of media platforms in moderating toxic discourse.

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