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  Star enraged Twitter users by saying that 'unhealthy lifestyles' should not be 'facilitated', and now the plus-size industry has spoken out about Jamelia's comments on Loose Women.
article_snippet.sent: Critics and the public have spoken out after Jamelia said that obese women 'should feel uncomfortable' about obese women ' unhealthy size, and that high street stores should not be catering for obese women '.
article_snippet.sent: The panellist aired 'uninformed'
  Star views on the ITV show in a discussion about overweight teenagers, saying that 'unhealthy lifestyles' should not be 'facilitated', and now the plus-size industry has taken to social media to share social media own views on the topic .
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  Star said: 'We come in all shapes and sizes and we all deserve to enjoy shopping for clothes whether We are a size zero or a size
article_snippet.sent: The thought that a person should be made to feel excluded from having access to lovely clothes is absurd and trying to link clothes size to health is also uninformed. '
article_snippet.sent: People's health is People own business and if someone chooses to be plus size and healthy or unhealthy that is up to People.
article_snippet.sent: Of course I don't think we should ban plus-size clothes from shops,' the 34-year-old mother-of-two said on Loose Women this afternoon. '
article_snippet.sent: Ruth Langsford, 55, stated: 'I definitely, categorically said we're not talking about size 14, 16 or even 18.'
article_snippet.sent: 'Of course I don't think we should ban plus-size clothes from shops,' the 34-year-old mother-of-two said on Loose Women this afternoon (pictured). '
article_snippet.sent: Speaking on Loose Women yesterday, in the conversation which sparked the controversy, Jamelia said: 'I do not think it's right to facilitate people living an unhealthy lifestyle, in the same way I don't believe that a size zero should be available
article_snippet.sent: - it's not a healthy size for an average woman to be.'
article_snippet.sent: The advocate for self esteem telling people that if you're over a certain size you shouldn't shop on the high street.
highlights_snippet.sent: Argued that 'unhealthy lifestyles' should not be 'facilitated'
  Plus-size industry says views are