Karolina Szostak has been successfully proving for a long time that weight loss can be a great excuse for a successful media career. Four years ago a journalist lost weight 30 kilograms and since she lost weight, she has enjoyed the status of a full celebrity. Over time, Szostak has grown into the chief Polish specialist in slimming, and has already written several books on weight loss and healthy eating.
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It’s no secret that Karolina Szostak willingly boasts of the effects of his transformation on the web. The celebrity regularly publishes on Instagram more photos, thanks to which it is easy to notice that she managed to avoid the yo-yo effect.
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Recently, one of Carolina’s posts has aroused special interest of her fans. A few days ago she presented the 44-year-old to the world a selfie on which, however, she completely did not resemble herself. Szostak’s appearance was so unusual that some Internet users had a serious problem recognizing her in the photograph.
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On Saturday, Karolina decided to share another photo with the fans, this time taken in the elevator mirror. Unfortunately, her observers once again had some comments about the appearance of the celebrity.
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Your face looks different. Something happened? asked the worried fan.
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Who is this? You’ve been too hard on your face – another user added.
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Another face – said the surfer.
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Nice filter, zero similarities another pointed out to her.
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One leg is a bit thinner, arms are also changed. Oops! – Another observer wrote.
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This time Karolina decided to join the discussion.
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Yes, and the bruises on the legs were made. And I forgot to iron the shorts … Oops – Szostak ironied.
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Fortunately, there were also users who hastily stood up for their idol.
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Dear haters, if anyone has braces, it can affect the appearance of the face, and since Mrs. Carolina has a very thin face, it can be seen even more – noted the fan.
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Thank you because I don’t have the strength to explain myself anymore – Grateful Karolina answered him.
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See the latest Instagram post by Karolina Szostak. It doesn’t really resemble itself?
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