All four of the Disney-owned “Avengers” movies and James Cameron’s “Avatar” are being lined up for re-release in China when cinemas begin to re-open after the coronavirus outbreak dies down.
Ben Foden’s wife Jackie faces backlash after controversial comments about China
13.03.2020 - 13:19 / evoke.ie
Ben Foden’s wife Jackie has caused a stir on social media after she shared some controversial views about China amid the coronavirus outbreak.
In a series of Instagram stories, Jackie shared her views on China owning US debt and accused the Chinese of putting Americans in ‘danger’ because of the virus.
She wrote: ‘China owns a lot of US’s debt, BUT how much death and danger have they put us in, and how much money and time and energy have we exhausted because of it, caused by China’s diseases
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