Cathy Hummels is often subjected to bullying on Instagram. Now it’s enough for the influencer and she speaks plain text.
NRW – influencer, presenter, book author, BVB player woman – Cathy Hummels is known to the public for many jobs. She has thousands of fans on Instagram. But as a celebrity, she not only receives praise, but is also confronted with inappropriate comments. This should be over now. RUHR24 * knows the details.
| moderator | Cathy Hummels |
| Born | January 31, 1988 (age 33), Dachau |
| Spouse | Mats Hummels (married 2015) |
| children | Ludwig Hummels |
Cathy Hummels fights against bullying – influencer gives tips on Instagram
Bullying is part of everyday life for Cathy Hummels. Her photos include compliments, insults and inappropriate comments. So she recently took a drastic step. As part of an RTL special on the subject of “hate comments and bullying on the Internet”, Cathy Hummels met her “haters” personally and challenged them.
But the mother of one son also makes it clear that such a topic does not only affect stars. Even in the everyday life of non-prominent people, users on social media platforms such as Instagram have to experience insults on a daily basis. The wife of BVB player Mats Hummels has therefore returned to NRW at short notice to give valuable tips on TV station RTL.
“I experienced hatred myself,” admits Cathy Hummels to RTL . But she wants to encourage other affected people. “I’m at a point now where I don’t care what other people say about me. But I know that it is not the case with many. “
“Sad and angry” – Cathy Hummels speaks plain text on Instagram
A particular thorn in her side is therefore “the anonymous hate on the Internet”. This form of bullying is “more than cowardly”. In the Instagram story of Punkt12 , Cathy Hummels becomes clear during her visit to NRW *. “It makes me sad and also angry because happy people are broken. And that is now simply over ”(more celebrity news from NRW * at RUHR24).
With the help of short instructions, those affected can become active themselves and take action against the bully. As a first step, according to Cathy Hummels, it is important to set your own profile on the platform, such as Instagram, to private. This prevents unwanted people from viewing the published photos and videos.
According to Cathy Hummels, it is also relevant to talk about negative experiences with people you trust. This also includes seeking (professional) help.
Shitstorm after BVB stadium visit: Cathy Hummels shows a surprising reaction
In order not to let negative comments, such as insults, get to you in the future, there is also a tip from Cathy Hummels. The wife of BVB player Mats Hummels * advises Instagram users to build self-esteem. So you don’t attach any importance to unwanted messages later.
“If you don’t care about hatred, if you don’t care what others say about you, they won’t get far,” RTL quotes the host of the realty show “Kampf der Realitystars” (Battle of Reality Stars). That is the key to stop the haters from attacking on the Internet. “Then they stop because they want to see your reaction,” said the influencer on Instagram.
Cathy Hummels received a lot of encouragement on Instagram for the campaign against bullying. “Well done and you can be really proud of yourself”, “Hats off and kneel to you”, and “Admire your strength” are just a few of the countless positive feedback.
Video: Fan annoyance because of outfit – criticism for Cathy Hummels after visiting the BVB stadium
Only recently, however, Cathy Hummels had to accept some negative comments about her visit to the BVB * stadium. The sworn fans didn’t like the player’s outfit that she wore in Signal Iduna Park. Instead of wearing a Borussia Dortmund jersey, she wore light blue jeans, a light brown coat and a black knitted sweater. * RUHR24 is part of the IPPEN.MEDIA editorial network .
