A spicy content creator who bills herself as 7ft tall has had a pesky hater in her comments for months – but now she's found the perfect comeback. Marie Temara, from Florida, proudly claims to be 7ft tall but her followers have long noticed she falls just short of that, and instead stands at a still-impressive 6ft 3ins. But whatever her official height, one thing is for sure: Marie Temara knows how to make her height work to her advantage, leaving her fans wanting more or her haters fuming.
And while most of the remarks Marie receives below her sizzling yet seemingly controversial Instagram posts are full of love, one riled-up netizen routinely pops up to hate on her – despite still following the giantess star's account...
slightly pathetic some might say. Using the name @dakotajuggles, the Texas-based keyboard warrior loves to hop on every single one of Marie's posts to tell her she's "talentless". Perhaps the professional performing juggler doesn't think Marie's skills match up to his? But why continue following her then? "If you have nothing nice to say, say nothing at all" is the phrase, right? Brunette beauty Marie, however, hasn't let the weirdo get to her – and has simply come up with a reply to shake him down.
Now when she sees the "talentless" quip, she rather hilariously replies: "And unemployed". The hater even caught sight of her two-word replies, cluelessly responding: "Is this comment AI generated? You keep telling me this like it's a flex. I don't get it.
" The story then takes a weird turn when you realise the @dakotajuggles account claims in the bio to be run by Lil Tay...
the social media personality caught up in a death hoax last year. We've no idea if this is a joke but Lil Tay, if it is you, give it a rest. Meanwhile, Marie got fans talking once again when she hinted at stepping into the ring as the next WWE superstar.
The leggy lovely left the wrestling community astounded after she responded to a follower's proposal that she'd be an incredible addition to the WWE roster – and her response was just what fans wanted to hear. One of her followers said on a recent Instagram video: "You should be in the WWE! You get rewarded for being a dominant Alpha woman!" "Been saying this for months," chimed in another fan, while another added: "That actually a good idea". Marie, responding on her back-up account @d1breeder, simply wrote "yess" with heart eyes and raising hands emojis – setting her fans abuzz with excitement.
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