"Dayumm Gurl, I want you to put a hurting on me like you do those midnight snacks, she reads in one video, barely containing a grin. Shawty obese, she reads one comment, then declaring: and other women that look like your mom after the break. I bet she's thicccc and tired of reading these comments, she deadpans."
"It doesn't affect me at all. I think that they're hilarious," she told the newspaper. "I don't put up the extremely mean ones, but I like the insults that are very creative, she said, adding that her family is very thick-skinned. I know who I am, and I know what I look like, she said."
Carissa Codel, a 26-year-old morning anchor for Ozark's First on Fox 49, posts videos in which she mockingly reads sexist and body‑shaming comments written under her reports. The clips, shared on TikTok and X, have been viewed millions of times and helped her amass a six‑figure social following. Codel performs the insults in an exaggerated broadcast voice and laughs at them, selecting creative insults rather than extremely cruel messages. Codel is 5'3" and 180 pounds and says the comments do not affect her; she describes her family as thick‑skinned and says she knows who she is.
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