Let Women Breathe! – Moliy Calls Out Online Body Shamers

Ghanaian singer Moliy has addressed the relentless criticism women face online over their bodies, questioning when society will finally allow women to feel comfortable in their own skin.

The singer, in a post shared on X on October 1, 2026, highlighted what she described as a never-ending cycle of criticism directed at women over their appearance.

According to Moliy, women are pressured to look “perfect”, only to be criticised when they decide to enhance their bodies. She noted that the scrutiny does not stop there, as women can later be mocked or judged for growing older.

Moliy wrote:

“So y’all bully women to look perfect, shame them when they enhance their bodies, and the cycle continues; they grow older, they’re still criticised for ageing.”

She questioned when women are actually allowed to embrace their bodies without facing judgment, pointing to childhood as a period when people may feel less restricted by society’s beauty expectations.

Moliy also had a message for those who use social media to attack others over their appearance.

“It’s not of God to shame those who are made in God’s image. Remember that when all that wants to spill out of you is hate and criticism.”