Model Tess Holliday has her curves at the beach after spitting Morgan Piers

Tess Holliday had her curves while she was putting on a swimsuit to go to the beach.

The plus size model showed the world that she was more than comfortable in her skin after being dragged into a very public feud with Morgan Piers.

The presenter of Good Morning Britain aired his point of view on Tess last year after posing for the cover of Cosmopolitan magazine.

Last September, Piers publicly criticized the coverage, calling the influential Tess "morbidly obese" and accusing it of promoting an "unhealthy" lifestyle.

Piers criticized the magazine saying, "There is nothing very powerful or inspiring about a person 5 feet by 3 feet breaking the scales at 300 pounds."

He added on Instagram: "While Britain is facing an increasingly serious obesity crisis, here is the new cover of Cosmo.

"Apparently, we are supposed to see it as a" big step forward for the positivity of the body ".

"What a pile of old crap." This cover is just as dangerous and erroneous as celebrating zero size models.

But tattooed beauty Tess, 34, has shown how much she cares what others think about her visit to the beach in Malibu, California.

The gorgeous Tess s' slipped into a black floral piece while she enjoyed a dip in the sea.

She smiled a lot as she was frolic in the water, having fun and letting her brown wicks get wet.

Tess also shared a video of herself sipping a drink while she was relaxing on the sand with her hair in a bun on top of her head.

"Drink frosé on the beach today. And you? #Effyourbeautystandandands, "she posted on Instagram.

Last year, Tess, who measures 5 feet 5 inches and weighs 20 stones, replied to the criticism of her cover of Cosmo.

She said: "To all those who say that I am a burden to the British health system, I am American, so you do not have to worry about my fat **.

"Worry about the horrible people that you are saying that my cover of a glossy magazine has an impact on your little-minded life."

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