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Jesy Nelson fans defend star and blast cruel online trolls during Odd One Out documentary

Fighting back

Last night’s harrowing documentary, Jesy Nelson: Odd One Out, had fans in bits.

The Little Mix star, 28, stunned viewers by revealing that she tried to take her own life after cruel online trolls targeted her.

But, during the documentary, legions of Jesy’s fans took to social media to defend her and blast the trolls.

Jesy opened up during the documentary (Credit: BBC)

Read more: Vile Katie Hopkins tweet ‘drove Jesy Nelson to suicide attempt’

During the doc, Jesy spoke bravely about the effects of online trolling.

Thanks to a deluge of cruel messages on social media after an appearance on The X Factor in 2016, including from controversial Katie Hopkins, she admitted that she had found it tough to carry on.

“I was sat in bed thinking this is never going to go,” she revealed.

“I’m going to constantly wake up and feel sad for the rest of my life so what is the point in being here. There is no point in waking up and feeling sad everyday.

“I physically couldn’t tolerate the pain anymore. It feels constantly constantly heartbroken. I remember feeling this has to go away and it was the first time I thought I’m going to do this, I’m going to end this.

“I remember going to the kitchen and I took as many tablets as I could. I just laid in bed for ages and thought ‘hurry up and let it happen’.”

Jesy received lots of support (Credit BBC)

Heartbroken fans took to Twitter to support Jesy.

https://twitter.com/archivemix/status/1170769682963582980

Jesy’s fans also blasted the trolls that caused so much heartache.

Read more: Little Mix star Jesy Nelson reveals the life-changing decision she made after her trolling trauma

https://twitter.com/rach_leary/status/1172254111657529356

https://twitter.com/JoeSaunders/status/1172245506388574210

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Nancy Brown
Associate Editor

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