Jameela Jamil takes it to Kris Jenner for promoting weight loss help

Jameela Jamil criticized Kris Jenner for promoting controversial aid to weight loss, while she was committed to "keeping embarrbaded" for the stars who promote the brands.

Turning to Instagram Stories, the star of Good Place, 33, shared an article from Kris' with his long comment, asking fans to support his campaign that would require stars to announce the side effects of such brands.

His post was published just days after Jameela promised to continue to criticize the stars who promote the brands to protect his young fans, after clashes with Khloe Kardashian and Cardi B for their own promotions.

Kris went on Instagram on Tuesday to share a glimpse of Flat Tummy Co.'s shake, and told fans that she "was feeling slimmer than she'd been during long time".

Sharing a screenshot of the publication, Jameela wrote: "Why?" Before you post a comment of the comment that she shared under the picture.

It reads: "The side effects of Flat Tummy Co are cramps, stomach pain, diarrhea and dehydration and may affect contraceptive users. Eat fruits and vegetables to refuel and feel good.

"It's cheaper and safer than an unapproved FDA powder on the Internet." It's crazy that @Instagram does not require these celebrities to view the side effects of these dangerous products. & # 39;

In another article, Jameela then reiterated his previous point of view before asking fans to sign his petition to eliminate promotions.

Jameela's message was released just days after promising to promise stars to "keep the embarrbadment" that promote the so-called weight loss aids, to show his support for his young fans.

In her determined tweet, Jameela wrote that she was determined to stop the stars from promoting such controversial products, especially as many of them did not disclose the dangerous side effects that these products could produce.

She wrote: "I will continue to embarrbad you until you all stop promoting" dietary "products, which are not approved by the FDA, and you do not even put the f *** ** g side effects on damn messages.

"There are very young people who suffer, and I do it for them.

His message was greeted by a flood of support from delighted fans, who congratulated Jameela for calling the stars who promoted AIDS.

The former T4 presenter has been extremely outspoken in recent months in response to the stars who promote weight loss aids.

The most recent came from Khloe Kardashian, who announced a meal replacement shake with a flick of his finger pointing at his figure, telling fans that the products had allowed him to tone his waist in just two weeks.

Jameela wrote in the comments: & # 39; & # 39; If you are too irresponsible to: a) admit that you have a personal trainer, a nutritionist, a potential chef and a surgeon to achieve your aesthetic rather than that laxative product …

And, b) tell them the side effects of this FDA-approved product, which most doctors say are not healthy.

"The possible side effects of Flat Tummy Tea are cramps, stomach pains, diarrhea and dehydration … so I guess I have them too."

Jameela begged the 34-year-old star of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, "to be smarter than that" and to "not hurt the other girls the way you were hurt".

She said, "It's terribly horrible that this industry has been beating you up because it focused on your appearance. It's the fault of the media.

"But now, please do not put that in the world and do not hurt other girls like you have been. You are an intelligent woman. Be smarter than that. If you like, give a better example.

MailOnline then contacted a representative of Khloe for comments.

And although Khloe did not respond to Jameela's message, Cardi B did so scathingly, after Jameela launched his Teami brand promotion in November.

After Cardi addressed Instagram to share a video promoting Teami's detox tea, Jameela wrote, "They have received Cardi B on the laxative tea" detox. "I hope all these celebrities will see their trousers open in public, as do poor women who buy this absurdity on their recommendation.

"Not that they actually take that s ** t. They only bad it because they need MORE MONEY. & # 39;

But Cardi took into account Jameela's comments, as she wrote on Instagram: "I'm never going to put myself under my pants because there are public toilets everywhere … bouquets and bushes."

After republishing an article containing Cardi's answer, Jameela then added, "She will never wear her pants, not because of the shrubs, but because she probably never takes the products that she promotes." .. during her promotional video she continues to look at the name of the product on the goblet … almost as if she had never seen it.

The star also criticized singer Iggy Azalea in November for promoting a similar brand. She then spoke frankly about the damage done to her body by the use of dangerous detox products.

Jameela wrote: "Another double patriarchy agent bites the dust … When will these women covered in plastic surgery stop telling their followers to drink a laxative to look like them?

"It's so embarrbading and encouraging to eat messy behaviors. Be better allies!

The actress discussed her own fight against weight loss and said that in her teenage years she had "starved for years" and that she was using it before the "miracle cures and laxatives", but that she has since been left with "problems of digestion and metabolism for life".

Before adding: "I damaged my fertility, I was consumed and mentally ill. I was obsessed and I had not eaten any meals for more than three years while I was a growing teenager.

She then admitted, "I will not stop coming after all the men and women who perpetuate this crbad culture of forcing women to stay small and look like dolls in order to be accepted by the society.

And ended up saying to Iggy: "If you tell your fans to be slimmer, you do not like your fans. You do not give an idea of ​​their mental health or their self-esteem.