'I miss my boobs too!' Brooklyn Decker says her kids 'sucked the life out of her body and left behind a bag of bones' as she hits back at cruel body-shamer who criticized her 'gangly' frame

Brooklyn, 31, tweeted about her postpartum body on Thursday, saying: 'My children sucked the life out of my body and left behind a bag of bones'

The mother-of-two added that she misses her old curves as well

Brooklyn was responding to a Twitter user who claimed to be 'confused' because she 'looked so good' in her 2011 movie Just Go With It but 'now looks gangly'

Many mothers flocked to the comments section of Brooklyn's tweet to come to her defense, with some sharing they've gone through similar experiences

Brooklyn Decker has hit back at a body-shamer who said her post-pregnancy figure looks 'gangly' while revealing that she misses her old curves too.

The 31-year-old Grace and Frankie star took to Twitter on Thursday to make it clear that she is tired of people commenting on how her appearance has changed since she became a mother of two.

'For the umpteenth time — because people love to comment on my body (or lack thereof) my children sucked the life out of my body and left behind a bag of bones,' she wrote. 'I don’t know what else to tell you. I miss my boobs too — I don’t even know what to call them now.'

Brooklyn was responding to a since-deleted tweet that read: 'What happened to @BrooklynDecker [?]She looked so good in "Just Go With It" … Now she looks gangly and where did her body go?? I’m confused.'

Many mothers flocked to the comments section of the post to come to Brooklyn's defense, with some sharing that they have gone through similar experiences.

One woman named Shae agreed that she too feels 'like a bag of bones' every day, prompting the actress to ask her for advice.

'Did it ever change?! Did you go back to "normal"? Or did that become your new normal? That's how I feel... This is just who I am now! Brooklyn tweeted.

Another woman named Shelly said she also wondered where her breasts went after having two kids.

'The funny thing is I haven't had the time to buy new bras, so they are like empty shells of their former life. A daily reminder of what once was!' Brooklyn replied.

The model and her husband Andy Roddick are parents to two children, a three-year-old son, Hank, and a one-year-old daughter, Stevie.

Brookly does her best to keep her children out of the public eye, often placing emoji over her kids' faces when she posts pictures of them on Instagram.

In August, the tech entrepreneur spoke to Dannijo about how life has changed since she has become a mother of two.

Brooklyn and Andy, who have been married for nine years, share their parenting dutie '50/50,' which she admitted sometimes makes her feel guilty 'because usually moms are doing 80 per cent and dads are doing 20 per cent.'

In addition to her work as an actress, she recently launched the Finery app, a wardrobe operating system she co-founded with Whitney Casey.

Naturally, with so many things going on with her career, Brooklyn works hard to juggle life as a working mother, wife, and businesswoman.

The tech entrepreneur admitted that she struggles with constantly feeling guilty, no matter what she is doing.

'It’s super exhausting. The biggest thing — and I’m trying to be more forgiving of myself and this may not be everyone’s experience — but as a mom, you constantly feel like you’re letting someone down,' she said.

'Either you’re letting your kids down because you’re working or you’re letting your co-workers down because you’re with your kids, or you’re letting down your husband because you have to travel, and he’s there manning the children.

'You constantly feel like you’re letting someone down, and I don’t think that mom guilt goes away from what I’ve heard from friends.'