Ginger Zee clapped back at a troll who criticized her appearance after the chief meteorologist shared a behind-the-scenes video of herself on the “Good Morning America” set.

The TV personality, 44, was seen in the clip shared on Instagram Tuesday donning a tight yellow dress, as she briefly walked viewers through the severe storms that will hit the midwest later this week.

“You’re not aging well,” a critic commented on the video, to which Zee responded, “What a privilege to be aging in any manner — thanks for your opinion though.”

Ginger Zee on the "GMA" set.
Ginger Zee responded to a troll who commented on her appearance.ginger_zee/Instagram

Ginger Zee on threads defending herself.
The TV personality was forced to defend herself on Tuesday after a critic commented on her social media video, saying she isn’t “aging well.”ginger_zee/threads

The correspondent took a screenshot of the remark and shared it via Instagram Threads, explaining she was embracing her age and confidence.

“You know you are in a good place when you genuinely believe your response,” she captioned the photo. “And I do. What a privilege to be able to be alive. No matter how you perceive my aging, I’m proud of it.”

Several fans also flocked to support Zee, with one writing, “Darling you are aging wonderfully.”

Ginger Zee hosts ABC's "Good Morning America" in Times Square on November 22, 2021 in New York City.
“What a privilege to be aging in any manner — thanks for your opinion though,” she clapped back

Ginger Zee on "Good Morning America," 11/30/11, airing on the Walt Disney Television Network.
Zee then took to Threads to share that she was proud of her confidence.Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty Images
“You look great. You’re successful. Smart. Self-assured. I was a fan when you were in Chicago. Ignore the naysayers,” another supporter chimed in.

“Honey, don’t let anyone put you down. You are a beautiful woman and if others don’t feel that way, they have the option to not look,” a third wrote.

Zee isn’t a stranger to calling out internet critics as she previously hit back at someone who called her too skinny in 2021.

Ginger Zee attends ABC's "Good Morning America" at Rumsey Playfield, Central Park on July 19, 2024 in New York City.
“You know you are in a good place when you genuinely believe your response,”

Ginger Zee is seen at "Good Morning America" on April 30, 2024 in New York City.
“And I do. What a privilege to be able to be alive. No matter how you perceive my aging, I’m proud of it,” the “Good Morning America” star

At the time, the weatherwoman took to X to share a video of herself in a striped dress to celebrate returning to the “GMA” set after the COVID-19 shutdowns.

“I wish Hollywood would stop putting pressure on women to be this skinny,” one critic wrote.

Zee responded to the hater, saying she had “weighed the same” for 20 years.

The meteorologist is an open book and has been candid about her past struggle with an eating disorder at the age of 10 when her parents divorced.

Ginger Zee is seen on set of "Good Morning America" on January 30, 2025 in New York City.
Several people rushed to Zee’s support.GC Images

Ginger Zee attends the "Outlander" premiere during the 2023 Tribeca Festival at BMCC Theater on June 09, 2023 in New York City.
The correspondent hasn’t shied away from calling out trolls in the past.Getty Images for Tribeca Festival
In 2017, she also opened up about being diagnosed with depression and attempting suicide when she was 21.

During Mental Health Awareness Month in 2020, she shared more about her depression and how it was attempting to take her down.