Zoë Kravitz sparked fan concern over her “thin” appearance while stepping out in New York City over the weekend.
The “Batman” star was photographed leaving The Bowery Hotel in the East Village with an iced coffee in hand on Friday.
She sported a red Black History Month T-shirt and black mini track shorts, accessorizing with black kitten heels, a black handbag and sunglasses.
Several people gushed over Kravitz, 36, commenting on the photos shared via Instagram, “The outfit though 😍,” and “I wish I looked like that in teeny tiny shorts.”
However, others were quick to body shame the actress.
“I never noticed how tiny she is,” one person wrote, as another added, “Too thin.”
“Malnourished.. sad,” claimed a third user.
“She HAS gotten much thinner after her breakup,” said another netizen, referring to Kravitz’s split from Channing Tatum last October.
“She doesn’t look healthy,” commented a fifth fan.
In response to some of the negative comments, several users defended Kravitz from the hate.
“Shut it and learn some manners,” one person wrote in response to several critics.
“She has always been petite and small frame,” a second agreed, adding, “She looks gorgeous.”
“Everyone commenting on her weight is so obviously seething with jealousy,” a supporter claimed.
Reps for Kravitz weren’t immediately available to Page Six for comment.
The “Big Little Lies” star’s outing came shortly after it was announced that she had been nominated for the 2025 Emmys in the category of outstanding guest actress in a comedy series for her role in “The Studio.”
She played herself in the Apple TV+ series starring Seth Rogen, Catherine O’Hara, Chase Sui Wonders and Ike Barinholtz.
Kravitz has also been busy in her personal life following her bombshell breakup with her ex-fiancé, Tatum, 45, last year.
In March, the “High Fidelity” star fueled romance rumors with Noah Centineo after they were seen leaving a Los Angeles restaurant together.
The following month, she was linked to her “Caught Stealing” co-star Austin Butler, though a family member close to Kravitz told Page Six at the time that it was “nothing serious.”
