Khloe Kardashian is "completely over" mommy shamers.
The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star - who has daughter True with her partner Tristan Thompson - is fed up of being criticised for the way she parents her daughter or for her body.
She wrote on Twitter: "Completely over mommy/body shamers! Women who choose 2take their time after baby, I'm so proud of you! Women who choose to work out after baby, I'm so proud of you! We all must do what's best for US! Please b kind 2urself! A happy mommy makes for a happy baby! Love your process.
"We are so hard on ourselves Please be patient and gentle with your journey. Don't compare yours to anyone else's. You are right where you need to be! You are amazing!! You are worthy!!! (sic)"
Completely over mommy/body shamers! Women who choose 2take their time after baby, I’m so proud of you! Women who choose to work out after baby, I’m so proud of you! We all must do what’s best for US! Please b kind 2urself! A happy mommy makes for a happy baby! Love your process
— Khloé (@khloekardashian) August 1, 2018
Meanwhile, Khloe previously hit back at those who have criticised her for "focusing too much on her body" following the arrival of her daughter.
She shared recently: "The beginning parts of working out kind of suck because you're pushing your body so hard, you're so tired. It's much more difficult than you expect it to be. I've been working out for 11 days now, I feel really good, but tired.
"My body is sore because it's re-waking itself back up. What I'm annoyed about is I've read a couple of times on Twitter that, ya know, they feel that I'm focusing too much on my body, but the truth is, I've worked out five or six days a week before I got pregnant and that's my sanctuary and something I love to do. I want to start doing that now and get back to my rhythm and in between feedings I want to find time to work out because that's going to be my new normal.
"Just because I have a baby, doesn't mean I have to stop doing the things that I love, and I love working out and getting my mind right."