Jameela Jamil’s ongoing condemnation of anti-body positivity on mainstream social media has been giving us life for many months now.

“I am not going to stop coming after all the people, men and women, who perpetuate this gross culture of forcing women to remain small and doll-like in order to be accepted by society,” she tweeted late last year.

The actress recently vowed to never stop calling out those who perpetuate this “gross” culture.

She’s already targeted the likes of Kim Kardashian, Iggy Azalea and Cardi B for plugging detox teas, and today, she shifted her gaze to Khloe Kardashian, who posted a problematic meme about the “two things girls want” today.

See for yourself:

Khloe Kardashian's Instagram Story.

The Good Placeactress reposted Khloe's story to her 24.3K Twitter followers to make a poignant statement.

"This makes me sad," she began.

"I hope my daughter grows up wanting more than this. I want more than this. Sending love to this poor woman. This industry did this to her. The media did it to her. They fat shamed her into a prison of self critique."

This makes me sad. I hope my daughter grows up wanting more than this. I want more than this. Sending love to this poor woman. This industry did this to her. The media did it to her. They fat shamed her into a prison of self critique. Dear girls, WANT MORE THAN THIS. ❤️ pic.twitter.com/RFkb0GzxZY

— Jameela Jamil (@jameelajamil) January 10, 2019

The star concluded by addressing the general public, urging us to "want more".

Her tweet has gained an avalanche of support by way of comments and retweets, with many agreeing Khloe's message was vastly tone-deaf.

I’d like to go for a walk at night without the fear of being kidnapped and equal pay but I guess eating is cool too.

— Carly Magnolia (@CarlyYAY) January 10, 2019

They seem to have no other source of validation or purpose in life other than how they look. What is the point of their existence in the world other than conspicuous consumption. They have more than enough money...go do something for your brain, heart ,soul and others.

— Corina Paul (@andnowsheisnot) January 10, 2019

I love you so much. You are such a positive influence. I’m so glad we finally have someone speaking up about this unhealthy message being spread to women by celebrities

— Rachel (@13swift1989) January 10, 2019

Jameela has become a staunch advocate for healthy body image, having launched the inspiring Instagram account “I Weigh” as a "movement for women to feel valuable".

The page and her Twitter feed are a treasure-trove of positive, uplifting messages aimed at changing how we - and society - views our bodies.

And with that, she remains one of our favourite women in the world right now.