About

The Erinmhk Twitter Pics Discourse, also known as Erin Marley Klay Bikini Photos, refers to internet discourse on Twitter / X based on photos of plus-sized model Erin Marley Klay, known as @erinmhk on Twitter, wearing an orange, floral bikini. The images went viral in early July 2025 and sparked negative comments from some about Klay's weight, such as users suggesting that she try the weight-loss drug Ozempic or various diets. The critical comments, which many deemed fatphobic, received notable backlash and, overall, turned Klay into Twitter's Main Character for a few days.

Origin

On July 4th, 2025, X^[1] user and plus-size model Erin Marley Klay (@erinmhk) tweeted three photos of herself in an orange, floral bikini, captioned, "These better be my 'this is her' pics." The post received over 73.5 million views, 329,000 likes and 4,600 replies in four days (shown below).

Spread

The tweet received numerous replies on July 4th, 2025, and some made comments about @erinmhk's weight, like one share by X^[2] user @paulmakesmovies, who wrote, "Low carb diet, you’ll thank us later," receiving over 301,000 views and 1,100 likes in four days (shown below).

Similar replies, like one from X^[3] user @AMGCedes, who wrote, "Now this is fat," also gained viral view counts in early July 2025.

Also on July 4th, X^[4] user @Bubbilybubbie quote-tweeted @erinmhk's post, writing, "Men will really see divine creatures and get mad for NO reason," gaining over 191,000 likes in four days (shown below).

That same day, X^[5] user @lssemar quote-tweeted the post, making a pass at the "men in her replies" and saying that they would never say the replies to her face. Over four days, the post gained over 23,000 likes (shown below).

On July 7th, 2025, @erinmhk posted new photos to X^[6] of herself in a red swimsuit, captioned, "'Body fat percentage' this 'lose weight' that, have you considered I don't care and I’m really hot?" In a day, the tweet gained over 2.7 million views and 167,000 likes (shown below).

Various Examples

Search Interest

External References