Yellowjackets Star Melanie Lynskey Was Body Shamed On Set -- But Her Co-Stars Fought Back!

Angelique Jackson Bleecker Street has acquired the U.S. rights to Abi Damaris Corbin’s “892,” starring John Boyega and the late Michael K.

Jason Ritter is sticking up for his wife Melanie Lynskey.

Bleecker Street has acquired U.S. rights to the dramatic thriller 892, starring John Boyega (Star Wars franchise) and the late Michael Kenneth Williams (The Wire), which recently made its world premiere at the Sundance Film Festival in U.S. Dramatic Competition and won its Special Jury Award for Ensemble Cast. The independently-financed distributor is planning a late summer release in theaters nationwide.

Take that! Jason Ritter stood up for his partner, Melanie Lynskey, as she continues to face negative comments about her weight from social media trolls.

Melanie Lynskey's husband, Jason Ritter, has joined the chat on fighting body shaming — and his words are biting. The actress, who is at the center of one of TV's must-watch new series, , has shined a light on the body shaming she has been facing as she stars on the hit show. In January, she revealed in a interview that even a member of the show's production told her, «I’m sure the producers will get you a trainer.» The person's comments spurred Lynskey's co-star, Juliette Lewis, to write a letter to the producers. While social media can be a double-edged sword — often providing a platform for trolls to criticize her -- it's offered Lynskey another medium to speak out against the very comments targeting her.

Jason Ritter has a message for anyone who dares to comment on his wife, Melanie Lynskey’s, body. “If anyone has any further unsolicited comments about *anybody* else’s body, they can feel free to write them in permanent ink onto their own foreheads and swan dive directly into the sun,” he wrote on Twitter. Jason’s tweet was a reply to one of Melanie’s tweets, where she directly responded to a body-shamer, whose message has now been deleted.

Sophie Thatcher has landed her first big role following the success of her Showtime series Yellowjackets!

Yellowjackets star Melanie Lynskey has back at bodyshaming trolls on social media, just weeks after revealing she was shamed on the set of the show.The actress plays the role of Shauna in the hit Showtime series, which revolves around a group of high school football players who are forced to survive in the wilderness after a plane crash.Taking to her Twitter over the weekend (January 29), Lynskey revealed that she had received messages from people claiming they “care about her health”.“The story of my life since Yellowjackets premiered,” she began. “Most egregious are the ‘I care about her health!!’ people…bitch you don’t see me on my Peleton!“You don’t see me running through the park with my child.

Yellowjackets who think it's appropriate to comment on her body: Don't.On January 28, Lynskey opened up about the she's experienced since the Showtime drama premiered in November 2021. The series jumps between 1996 and 2021, tracking the story of a group of teenage girls who survived a plane crash in the remote Canadian wilderness only to be forced to commit unspeakable acts to stay alive.

Success has drawbacks. Yellowjackets star Melanie Lynskey should be celebrating a wildly well-received first season of a new hit TV show, but instead, she’s dealt with increased body-shaming as more people watch her work.

Melanie Lynskey is clapping back at the haters.

Melanie Lynskey clapped back at online body-shaming haters.

Alicia Silverstone just called out body shamers with the best response!

cancer, at the age of 36. Following the tragedy, her loved ones have organized a memorial in honor of the mom-of-two. A recent post on her Instagram post read: ‘A Celebration of Life In Loving Memory of Melanie K Ham, June 29, 1985 – January 12, 2022.

YouTube star Melanie Ham has died after a long, brave battle with cancer — and just days before her 16th anniversary with her beloved husband. She was just 36 years old.

EXCLUSIVE: Blumhouse Television has landed the rights to turn Stephen King’s bestselling novel Later into a limited series star vehicle for Lucy Liu. Series creator Raelle Tucker wrote the pilot script.