nuSep 17, 2026, 10:39

Eloise van Oranje ignores negativity: 'Can't please everyone'

Eloise van Oranje stated that she ignores negative online criticism because she does not believe the opinions of strangers reflect her reality. She focuses her attention on feedback from loved ones while continuing to manage her career as an influencer and store owner.

Eloise van Oranje, known as the gravinfluencer, has spoken out about how she handles the negative feedback she receives online. The 24-year-old explains that she purposefully ignores critical comments from strangers, choosing instead to focus on her personal happiness and professional pursuits. She noted that the messages she receives vary significantly, ranging from compliments about her fitness routine to unsolicited advice about her appearance from older adults. Consequently, Eloise maintains that it is impossible to satisfy everyone.

To manage the pressure of public attention, she relies solely on the guidance of her close circle of friends and family. Eloise, who operates the clothing store My Lima Lima, continues to share her fashion insights and daily experiences on social media. She emphasized that she avoids reading media reports about herself, preferring to prioritize the opinions of those who genuinely care for her over the voices of the general public.

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Based on reporting by nu. Translated and condensed by LocalHeadlines.

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