TMZ Roasted for Creepy Article About Ella Langley’s Bikini Photo

Country singer Ella Langley Highlights Bikini Body In Stunning Selfies.

But a recent post from TMZ has turned that into a controversy.

The celebrity gossip outlet published an article on X featuring a cropped photo of Langley's backside from a vacation snapshot she shared in April 2025.

The caption read: "Guess The Country Singer Flashing Her Peach."

The post has since racked up more than 2.2 million views on X.

It also generated nearly 200 replies, many of which are calling out the outlet for its questionable choice of content.

Social media users are roasting TMZ for what they describe as a "beyond creepy" move.

The original photo was taken during Langley's vacation in Banff, Canada, back in April 2025.

At the time, she shared a snowy bikini shot from behind.

That post itself made rounds on social media, with Bunnie XO, Jelly Roll's ex-wife, commenting, "I had no idea Ella was caked up like this."

But TMZ took things a step further.

Instead of reposting the original photo, they cropped the image to focus solely on Langley's backside.

This approach has drawn sharp criticism from fans and observers alike.

Many are calling the move exploitative and unnecessary.

Some users pointed out that this kind of content feels out of place for a news outlet.

Others noted that the concept is nothing new.

Back in the day, Barstool Sports ran a segment called "GTA," which stood for "Guess That A**."

They would post celebrities' and models' backsides for public guessing.

That segment later led to legal issues after they posted one too many unauthorized paparazzi photos.

TMZ's post has sparked a broader conversation about the ethics of zooming in on a celebrity's body without their consent.

Langley herself has not publicly commented on the TMZ post as of this writing.

The 27-year-old country star has been making waves in the music industry with her chart success and live performances.

She is set to perform live at the 2026 CMA Awards.

Her hit song "Choosin' Texas" has propelled her to new heights of fame.

She also recently topped Apple Music's "Best of 2026" Country Playlist.

But the TMZ controversy has shifted some of the attention away from her music.

The original bikini photos that sparked the controversy were shared by a fan account on October 28.

The account posted two mirror selfies of Langley wearing different green bikinis.

In the first photo, Langley posed in front of a bathroom mirror in a bright green bandeau-style bikini featuring a circular cutout detail at the center.

The strapless top highlighted her curves, while the matching bottoms sat high on her hips.

Holding her phone in front of her face, the singer struck a playful pose that showed off her toned midsection and tattoos.

In the second snapshot, Langley switched to a darker green triangle bikini with string-tie bottoms.

Standing in front of a bedroom mirror, she tilted her head toward her phone, with her dark hair falling loosely around her shoulders.

"Ella Langley and her obsession with green bikinis," the fan account captioned the post, adding a crying emoji.

The photos quickly attracted attention.

One admirer commented, "And she wears them well!! Better green bikini than green money!!! Shake it Ella!!!"

Another wrote, "Hot damn Ella!! Killing it in my color!!"

Langley had fans swooning again after another X account shared two striking photos on October 6.

In the first snapshot, Langley showed off her toned figure in a tiny yellow-and-green patterned string bikini.

The triangle top featured a delicate floral design, while the matching bottoms sat low on her hips.

She snapped the mirror selfie with her hair swept up, putting her tattoos and sculpted midsection on display.

The second photo showed a completely different side of the singer's style.

Langley wore a plunging red halter dress that revealed her cleavage, accessorizing with a sparkling necklace and dangling earrings.

Her brunette hair fell around her shoulders, with bangs framing her face.

The fan account captioned the photos with an enthusiastic, profanity-filled declaration of admiration.

These posts were shared by fan accounts, not by Langley herself.

But they still generated significant engagement from her growing fanbase.

The TMZ post, however, has drawn a different kind of attention.

Instead of admiration, it has sparked criticism.

Many social media users are questioning the outlet's editorial judgment.

Some have called the post "beyond creepy" and "gross."

Others have pointed out that Langley is a talented musician who deserves to be in the spotlight for her work, not for a cropped photo of her body.

The controversy has also reignited discussions about how media outlets cover female celebrities.