text: Fitness guru Ashy Bines, who has almost one million followers on social media, has admitted some of the healthy eating recipes she had shared had been ripped off from other websites. The 26-year-old confirmed the revelations in a video posted on YouTube after a blogger - who looks into 'exposing the truth of Ashy Bines' dishonest business ethics' - posted about the similarities between recipes on Ms Bines' website and a food blog. It comes as Ms Bines - who is from the Gold Coast in Queensland - also reveals she has been abused by online trolls who made nasty comments about her unborn child, with one saying they hoped her baby would be born with a disability, News Corp reported. Scroll down for video . Fitness guru Ashy Bines has addressed the revelations the recipes she shared were copied in an online video . The workout queen - who is about about 15 weeks pregnant - is best known for her 12-week exercise program, Ashy Bines Bikini Body Challenge. Addressing the plagiarism accusations, Ms Bines explained she left recipe sourcing to a nutritionist who was 'better qualified' to give advice in a video seen by Daily Mail Australia. 'By outsourcing... to a nutritionist I was trying to give you all something of value and to come up with delicious recipes from the food I suggested,' she said. 'Unfortunately I may have been too naïve to think that I wouldn't have check the origins of each recipe, instead trusting that the work would be completed in an honest and professional manner. Ms Bines is best known for her 12-week exercise program, Ashy Bines Bikini Body Challenge . The 26-year-old has earned an enormous social media, with almost one million followers . Ms Bines has also revealed she has been bullied by online trolls who made nasty comments about her unborn child . 'It's recently come to my attention that some of these recipes were not original at all and have been copied from other sources. 'This was never my intention and it really sucks that these things can happen.' Ms Bines did not make it clear in her video if she had discontinued her association with the nutritionist or if they had been compensated for their work. The health expert also claims people had been making negative remarks about her unborn child, the Gold Coast Bulletin reported. Ms Bines hit back at the social media user who said they hoped her unborn child would get Down's Syndrome . While a supporter helped defend Ms Bines from the online troll, telling them to 'grow up and mature' Examples of the comments include 'I hope it gets down syndrome, you dirty liar' and 'you are a bitch, I pray a truck runs you over'. Ms Bines expressed disbelief at the comment involving her unborn child. 'To wish a baby gets Down syndrome gosh I actually didn't think you could sink any lower [sic],' she wrote on her social media account in response to the woman's comment. While a supporter jumped in to also defend Ms Bines. 'Hate someone so much that you go out of your way to stalk them and wish an intentional disability on someone's baby?' the supporter said. 'When you grow up and mature and someone wishes that your baby is still born because they would hate to see such a tragic soul bring a poor bub into your world, let us know how it feels. 'Given that you think downs [sic] is so bad, it is people like you that the world does not need.' Examples of the comments include 'I hope it gets down syndrome you dirty liar' and 'you are a bitch, I pray a truck runs you over' Since starting her business, Ms Bines has had to deal with online trolls on her Facebook, Instagram and blog . Ms Bines said she had come a long way and had developed a thicker skin to deal with the nasty comments . Since starting her business, Ms Bines has had to deal with online trolls on her Facebook, Instagram and blog. She has been forced to defend photographs of her body and her fitness regimes. In a video about how she addressed negative comments, Ms Bines said she had come a long way and had developed a thicker skin to deal with them. She said she had been told to get lip injections, she was not muscly enough to be in the industry and she needed to lose weight, adding these remarks were 'pretty standard' and were directed at her often. When Ms Bines was contacted by News Corp for further comment she requested a story not to be written about the copied recipes and did not want to make a statement about the revelations. She said the media was to blame for 'depression and suicide'. Daily Mail Australia has approached Ms Bines for comment on the matter.
target: Ashy Bines started exercise program, Ashy Bines Bikini Body Challenge .
  The 26-year-old has attracted enormous online following on social media .
  In a video, she admits recipes she shared were copied from 'other sources'
  Ms Bines explained she outsourced her recipe finding to a nutritionist .
  She said she did this so her followers would get best advice from experts .
  Pregnant fitness guru said her unborn child was targeted by online trolls .