Chloe Grace Moretz calls out Twitter haters for hurtful comments. (Photo : Getty Images for Logo/Gary Gershoff)
Chloe Grace Moretz is not backing down from Twitter haters who have nothing good to say. Brooklyn Beckham's girlfriend took to social media to criticize Twitter users who posted derogatory and negative comments.
The 'Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising' star wrote a series of messages on her Twitter account on Tuesday, June 28, to share her thoughts about haters who would call other people "fat" or "masculine" on the said social media site, E!News reported. Moretz questioned whether a time will come when people would stop saying hurtful remarks on Twitter. She also described the Twitter haters as individuals who hide behind computer screens while critiquing other people. The actress even posed a question to the Twitter trolls if they get a sense of satisfaction when they type in their hateful comments.
Beckham's girlfriend also advised Twitter haters to take a moment to think about their actions and how the other person would feel before posting negative statements online. She explained that the hurtful remarks can affect a person's life in a negative way. Moretz also shared her own experience and commented that given her profession as an actress, many people criticize and judge everything that she may say or do.
Moretz also challenged haters to stop with their hurtful actions. "It's time we all stop hiding behind keyboards pretending we know even the smallest thing about the people we judge," she wrote on Twitter.
The actress has been known to use social media to share her thoughts about various issues. In the early part of this year, Moretz even gave her honest opinion over Kim Kardashian West's famous nude selfie.
Meanwhile, Beckham recently visited his girlfriend in New York while Moretz was filming a scene a video in in Brooklyn. The actress was shooting the said scene at Junior's restaurant. Sources told Page Six that the young Hollywood couple "could not take their eyes off each other." Beckham was also said to have taken pictures during his visit.
Watch a video of Moretz's guest appearance on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" where she commented whether she googles herself online:
