A plus-size influencer has taken to social media to claim that she was “body-shamed” at Disneyland.

Gracie Bon, 27, who was enjoying a day out with her siblings, said her visit was marred by fellow parkgoers who stared, laughed, and even took photos of her.

Gracie, a prominent advocate for body positivity, shared her experience on Instagram with her 6.4 million followers.

In a video post, she explained how she was singled out because of her curvy figure, with people around her gawping and snapping pictures.

“I was body shamed during my trip to Disneyland – people wouldn’t stop staring at my curvy body, but it’s what makes me unique,” she wrote. “It’s time to stop body shaming. We’re all different shapes and sizes and that’s what makes us unique.”

In the video, Gracie can be seen attracting unwanted attention from other visitors, and in the caption, she expressed her frustration over the public’s behavior.

“It’s time to stop body-shaming other people,” she urged her followers. “I was at Disneyland today, I wanted to have fun with my siblings, but our day was ruined by all the people making fun of the size of my body. The worst part is that they teach their kids to do the same.”

Gracie continued to highlight the cruel behavior she faced throughout the day: “They kept taking photos of me, they gave me bad looks all the time, or just kept laughing at me.”

Addressing possible critics, she added: “I know you may think that I am exaggerating and that it’s my fault for being a big girl, but this is literally what God gave me, and I have to embrace every single part of me.