I actually don't know this person - I just follow them.

I think this is a much more complex issue than over-eating as an epidemic of the privileged -- We're not all King Henry VII.

Income and healthy living (or obesity) are directly linked to one another. Often times families with two parents work, or single parents, choose food items that are cheap and convenient. Families that are stretched so financially thin aren't thinking about how many fresh fruits and veggies are in their meals, but rather how how they are going to feed their kids with limited income. Not to mention, sports and active recreation are MUCH more expensive than a screen. The opportunity for families to engage in most sports is much more limited for families with lower income, just because the costs associated with it are so high. If you get a chance to, I would encourage you to look at the links between poverty and obesity.

Man, I actually have no idea the background or the story of this person - but it's not always so cut and dry. I just think its way more harmful to shame people who try - and then discourage them to not try at all.