Jamil famously set up her I Weigh account on Instagram in a bid to combat the ongoing body-shaming narrative of social media. With over 550,000 followers and 2,652 posts, the account places value on women’s achievements and values, rather than how many kilograms they weigh, in a bid to help them “feel valuable and see how amazing we are, and look beyond the flesh on our bones”.

“We don’t know what men weigh, we don’t care,” she said, when asked about her campaign’s success. “We only care about what women weight. We don’t care about anything else about them, we just care how little space they are taking up in this world, and I am fed up about it.

“So I posted about what I weigh, which is my financial independence, that I’m self-made, the fact that I’m in a wonderful relationship, the cancer I’ve overcome, the struggles I’ve overcome, the things I’ve been through, the things I’m still going through. I weigh the sum of all my parts.”

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