“Please just make the seats bigger,” Bon implored.
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Bon frequently flaunts her figure online in a bid to promote body positivity.Jam Press/@graciebon
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However, many online weren’t convinced by her argument and had no sympathy for her request.
“That poor car!! That’s AutoAbuse!” one person commented, while another added, “If you want space in a car, get a bigger car like G Wagon, not a sports car.”
A third critic was even more direct, saying, “You always say ‘everything needs to be bigger’ the world those not revolve around you,”
This isn’t the first time Bon has spoken out about feeling discriminated against because of her size.
In February, she took to Instagram to share her experience at Disneyland, where she required two seats on various rides. According to her, other park visitors stared and even recorded videos of her.
“I couldn’t believe my eyes. People were shocked to see my body, like hello this is America,” Bon recalled. “Almost 40% of people here are plus size, so why were they acting like I was some rare creature?”
She elaborated, saying, “I can’t just wake up one day and be skinny, it’s 2025 and people need to realize that not everybody looks the same and that’s okay.”
The influencer has also criticized commercial airlines for having seats that are too small for plus-size travelers.
However, she eventually found a way around that issue last spring by purchasing her own private jet.
