Amy Schumer is embracing her natural self with pride. The comedian and actress posted a no-filter selfie on Instagram on January 25, just days after opening up about how online trolls

The "Kinda Pregnant" star said doctors began commenting on her swollen appearance, which led her to seek a diagnosis for her swollen face

The comedian revealed her diagnosis in February 2024 after internet sleuths pointed out she had “moon face,” a common symptom of the condition.

Schumer, 43, opened up about “the internet coming for her” swollen face in 2024 press appearances during a “Call Her Daddy” podcast episode on Wednesday, January 22. At first, she tried to brush off the insults until “doctors [started] chiming in in the comments.”

The star opened up about her diagnosis, which she first shared in February 2024, in a recent episode of the 'Call Her Daddy' podcast

After social media users insulted her appearance last year, Schumer told journalist Jessica Yellin for Substack’s News Not Noise column that diagnosing Cushing was no easy task and she feared for her future, as well as her son, Gene, 5, whom she shares with husband Chris Fischer.

Amy Schumer is giving her fans a shoutout for helping her make a serious health discovery. After the Life & Beth star was called out for having a "puffier" face than usual, Schumer initially thought she was just dealing with social media trolls—but she later realized they were alerting her to something more serious.