News Anchor Slammed For ‘Inappropriate Dress’: Do You See A Problem With It?

Those in on-camera careers, like journalists, are no strangers to harsh criticism, especially in today’s world of social media where anonymity fuels judgment. Kristen Nicole, a “Good Day Chicago” news anchor,

faced such scrutiny when viewers complained about her visible baby bump while she was pregnant. Seated behind the news desk in a blue, form-fitting dress, Kristen received negative emails accusing her of seeking attention with her pregnancy. Unfazed, she addressed the critics with a confident Facebook post, reminding them that she’s proud of her journey and won’t change her appearance for anyone’s approval.

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