Sienna Keera And George Keywood: Woman Hits Back At Trolls Who Say Her Boyfriend Is 'Punching'

A woman who moved to the UK to be with her plus-sized fiancé after meeting him on Instagram has hit back at trolls who have said her boyfriend is "punching above his weight".

Sienna Keera, who is originally from Australia, moved to the UK to live with George Keywood and shares videos chronicling the couple's relationship on TikTok.

However, Sienna has come up against criticism from trolls who have cruelly branded her a "gold digger" and said the relationship is fake.

Sienna and George, who played Craig in mockumentary sitcom People Just Do Nothing, also have a one-year-old son together.

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Now Sienna has hit back at the haters, with a TikTok video to the tune of Lily Allen's F**k You, with the words "A message to our haters" running across the screen.

The couple can then be seen dancing and lip-syncing to the words: "No one wants your opinion."

In a recent TikTok video, Sienna and George were asked how they met, with the commenter writing that George was "punching well and truly."

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Sienna replies: "Basically how we met. We talked on Instagram for like six months and then we basically got together. I moved to the UK from Australia.

"That's the short version anyway."

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In another video Q&A, they are asked "Was he plus sized before or after you started dating?"

George responds: "She's always liked the fatties guys, way before I even came into her sights. Just to clear that up for you, she's always liked fat boys."

"Unlucky for you skinny men out there. You've got no chance."

Sienna is quick to agree with George, adding: "I like them chunky."

However, despite the negative comments, other fans of the couple have shown their support.

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One fan wrote: "I love you two. Quickly becoming my fave couple."

A second wrote: "I don't see what the obsession is over the fact that he's a big man and you're gorgeous. Who cares what y'all look like. You love each other and seem to have a happy, healthy family. Geez people. Love is more than just looks."

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Aneira Davies

Aneira Davies is a freelance lifestyle journalist with a particular interest in interiors and craft. She has written for the Evening Standard, Prima, House Beautiful and Good Housekeeping.

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