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PAIGE VANZANT has blasted ‘freaking stupid’ Instagram for deleting a photo of her gruesome arm injury.
The wrestler fired back “What is this BS!!!!” after a snap of her broken arm in stitches was removed for breaching guidelines.
The former UFC star, who is is more famous for posting glamorous bikini shots, is equally furious at Instagram’s suggestion she might need ‘support’ following her change of tack.
But the 28-year-old suspects her photos might have been erased purely due to someone mischievously reporting them.
In a follow-up post, she hit out: “What is this BS!!!!! Posting stitches in my arm? Really?
“Flagged for hate speech, violence and bullying???? It’s my broken arm. The next slide is the funny one.
“Yeah I do need support. From IG to not be so freaking stupid.
“And I’m sure that someone ‘reported’ the pictures of my arm because it bothered them. Don’t follow me then.”
Many of Paige‘s followers rushed to her defence – but not all.
Some believe Instagram was just being cautious or a glitch meant her pictures were automatically seen as inappropriate.