Despite being paraded as a prominent backer of Mr Miliband hours earlier , throughout the television debate on Thursday night she instead tweeted praise for Green Party leader Natalie Bennett . Ed Miliband faced yet more humiliation today as he lost the support of a plus-sized blogger just hours after she signed a high-profile letter backing him . Campaign chiefs had attempted to rebuff a letter from 100 business leaders that criticised the party by publishing its own message calling for a Labour government signed by people ‘ from all walks of life ’ . But the plan quickly unravelled as it was revealed the 100 'working people ' supporting Mr Miliband included a benefit fraudster , a boss who has used zero-hours workers , affluent students and a string of union and party activists . Today the move continued to backfire spectacularly as another of the signatories appeared to switch her allegiance to Green Party leader Natalie Bennett . Callie Thorpe was listed on the letter supporting Mr Miliband as a receptionist , but online she also describes herself as a 'plus size style and lifestyle blogger , fan of lipsticks , food , travel and self love ' . Despite being paraded as a prominent backer of Mr Miliband hours earlier , throughout the television debate on Thursday night she instead tweeted praise for Miss Bennett . She posted : ' I really like Natalie Bennett ' , before later writing : ' I honestly believe that Natalie Bennett was wonderful . ' In a further snub to Mr Miliband , who she failed to tweet about , she added : 'The female party members were incredible . ' The 25-year-old , who signed the letter saying the country needs ' a better plan for prosperity ' , has boasted on her blog about her exotic holidays . She wrote : ‘ Travelling the world has always been a passion of mine , especially Thailand and I thought I would share with you the best five weeks of my life hoping that I can impart some knowledge if you too , are looking to travel around Thailand or Cambodia. ’ Labour leader Ed Miliband ( left ) has faced further embarrassment today after plus-sized blogger Callie Thorpe Right ) withdrew her support of a high-profile letter backing him . The party had revealed a letter signed by 100 people ‘ from all walks of life ' including Ms Thorpe who describes herself as a 'plus size style and lifestyle blogger , fan of lipsticks , food , travel and self love ' She has also posted photographs of trips to Berlin , Paris and Amsterdam . She is a size 18 to 20 . The signatories of the letter supporting Mr Miliband said they were ‘ all working people ’ . They warned about the ‘ proliferation of zero-hours contracts ’ , which they claimed were ‘ letting down Britain ’ and showed that ‘ we need a Labour Government to put working people first ’ . But Labour removed the name of one of the signatories after she was exposed as Nigerian woman convicted of a £27,000 benefit fraud . The blogger posted during the election debate ( pictured ) that she 'really liked Natalie Bennett ' , before later writing : ' I honestly believe that Natalie Bennett was wonderful ' Others included 21-year-old Manchester University students John-Jo Pierce and Rory Somerville , who were pictured on their Facebook pages smoking cigars whilst dressed in black tie . Mr Pierce 's mother , who lives in a £1million house in Surrey , said her son had signed the letter despite knowing 'nothing about politics ' . Several of the signatories were also exposed as Labour councillors and even an ex-MP . Miss Thorpe tonight wrote on Twitter that she had signed the letter 'as a woman who grew up on a council estate with a single parent income ' . She added : ' I work x2 jobs and feel passionately about supporting the most vulnerable in our society . '
Natalie Bennett lost one of the backers of his high profile support letter . Blogger Callie Thorpe was one of the 'ordinary workers ' who signed it . Just hours later she tweeted her support for Greens leader Ed Miliband .