SarahThe fans prove that they will always stand behind her.

After one of the celebrity chef’s recent Instagram videos sparked a flood of hate comments and concerns, Ray’s loyal followers came to her aid to silence the critics.

Earlier this week 30-minute meals star shared an Instagram video of her preparing a meal in honor of the deceased Tony Bennettwhose favorite dish was “Ossobuco,” described as “juicy braised veal shanks with creamy polenta and bread.”

But instead of focusing on her cooking skills, several users took to the comments to express concern about her appearance in the clip. Some users said that 56-year-old Ray didn’t look quite right.

“@rachaelray I love you but are you okay? I’m seriously worried,” one user captioned the post, while another chimed in, “I’m not sure what’s wrong with her but she doesn’t look good. I hope she’s OK.”

Others pointed out that one side of Ray’s mouth seemed “much lower than the other” and that it sounded like she was “slurring” her words.

“She doesn’t look good and she doesn’t sound good,” wrote another.

“OMG can someone help this woman!” pleaded another person, claiming: “She looks and acts like she’s been drinking the whole time.”

But several fans of the cooking show star were not going to put up with the negative comments. One of Ray’s defenders responded in the comments: “God, you people are rude!!!!!”

“She’s aging like we all are,” someone else wrote in her defense. “Maybe she has a health issue, maybe she’s on medication. Either way, there’s no need to be mean.”

“Wow, tough audience. I can’t believe the amount of criticism on this post. Celebrities are human and have feelings. I can’t imagine being Rachael and reading these comments.”

“Oh my goodness you perfect people make the most horrible, hateful comments. MOVE ON!” another commenter stressed, while another user reminded the haters: “People go through different things in their lives that we don’t know about. Let’s just be nice.”

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