Coming up on the weekend view, Amy Schumer and Megan Traynor are getting the last word on the relentless body shaming and speculation over their weight loss.

Actress Catherine Hahn is coming clean about her 30-year relationship hasn't always been a fairy tale and why that's not a bad thing.

Plus, Courtney Kardashian opens up about embracing attachment parenting and why she won't

bring up her baby the way her mom Chris raised her.

It all starts now to the weekend here.

Thank you. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. So Amy Schwarzman Hello and welcome to the weekend here.

Thank you. Thank you so much. So Amy Schumer and Megan Trainor are sick of online trolls obsessing over their weight.

Amy recently posted that she dropped pounds to survive because she suffered from a condition called Cushing syndrome.

She also admitted she's on Manjaro, adding, sorry if that lets anyone down. And Megan told Drew Barrymore why these trolls need to grow up. Watch. One day, like, I just started getting so many hate comments, and it was about my body. And they were like, ew, what have you done to yourself? And I was like, what's going on? I'm like a mom of two and I just want to live forever. And I've been trying to like focus on me now, like after the pregnancies and getting gestational diabetes and going through so much with the pregnancies in the C-section. So I was just posting pictures and people just went off and were like, you're the bass girl. You're supposed to be the bass girl. Why are you smaller? And I was like, I was 19 when I wrote that song. I'm 31 years old. So do you think that these blunt responses will put an end to the chatter? Or are people always going to body shame you? People are always going to body shame you. Listen, first of all, unless you're paying for my Manjaro, what I'm doing or not doing is none of your damn business.

Correct. Yeah. And, but I, you know, I used to get, in 2025, you are going to get hate attacks and trolls on social media, particularly if you are a public person.

But even when you're not, I used to get a lot of them.

I still do.

I just don't give a damn.

When I started on TV, it would bother me.

It was, you know, they were hurtful attacks about being fat, being this, go back to Mexico,

even though I'm not from Mexico, eat another burrito and go across the border,

even though I didn't come across the border,

all of those things.

And then one day, I just decided,

I'm not going to let any of them define me.

Good for you.

I'm not gonna let any of them bring me down.

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