A popular influencer has sparked concern after sharing images from a Ibiza holiday that highlight a notably slender frame. Sasha Morpeth, 26, a TikTok creator with more than five million followers and a clothing line, Sasha Therese, posted photos showing her on the deck of a luxury yacht wearing a bikini, a triangle top, tiny shorts, a straw hat and sunglasses. In the caption, she wrote 'No complaints here.'
Although Morpeth’s Instagram audience of about 931,000 reacted with concern, many followers commented that they hoped she was well. Messages included 'Hope you’re okay, Sasha' and 'Girl I hope you are okay' as well as calls for kindness toward someone who may be going through something. Others urged critics to stop commenting on people’s bodies, arguing that outsiders cannot know what someone is dealing with.
Her post comes amid questions surrounding her relationship with Love Island contestant Callum Hole. The two were linked in November 2024 after meeting during a Fiji trip linked to Schoolies Unleashed and Love Island All Stars. Earlier this year, new posts suggested an end to the whirlwind romance, with both deleting all couple videos and photos from their social profiles in March. There has been no official confirmation from either about a breakup, but Morpeth has dropped hints that the relationship was not seamless. In one December TikTok outfit check, she wrote 'Jealousy hits different when you both aren't even in a relationship yet,' which some readers noted as indicating trouble.
Callum Hole later appeared on Love Island All Stars in January, alongside Phoebe Spiller, following a brief flirtation with another castmate from Australia. Morpeth, who also posts content from Bali trips, continues to promote her Sasha Therese brand and maintain a high profile online despite the ongoing speculation about her personal life. The latest Ibiza post has fed into a broader conversation about how audiences react to slender frames online and the pressures of public visibility on young influencers.
Industry observers note that comments on physical appearance can overwhelm creators, particularly those with large followings on platforms like TikTok and Instagram. While health concerns are valid, the commentary around a private individual’s body remains a contested area in online culture. Neither Morpeth nor her management have issued a public statement at the time of publication.