Eiza González apologizes for past use of blackface in telenovela, yellowface

Tahj Mowry is devastated following the presumed passing of Naya Rivera, the Glee actress. On his Instagram account this week, the actor wrote a lengthy post in commemoration of the actress whom he referred to as his “first experience with love.” Page Six picked up on the post from Mowry in which he referred to her sudden disappearance as a nightmare, noting that even calling it a “nightmare” was a massive understatement.

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Addison Rae, made her social media comeback amid speculation that she’s pregnant.Rae, 19, returned to Twitter on Wednesday, July 8, after a two-week hiatus, to apologize for previously reposting a video that condemned the Black Lives Matter movement. The social media star had been MIA from her accounts since June 28, causing many fans to speculate about her.“I owe all of you an apology,” Rae began her statement.

Ryan Adams came out to apologize. Page Six picked up on a letter from Ryan today in which he apologized for “mistreating women” throughout his career.

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Jenna Marbles, one of YouTube’s foremothers, quit the video platform. The 33-year-old famous YouTuber sent shockwaves across the Internet after announcing her departure in what may just be her last ever YouTube video, shared on June 25.

Actress Eiza González apologized after being confronted of images of herself wearing blackface on the telenovela Lola, Érase Una Vez in 2007. Eiza, 30, explained in a statement that she was just a teenager when she was told to dress in the offensive costume for her role.

Time for another round of apologies for old, racially-insensitive material.

Eiza González is apologizing for wearing blackface during a scene on a 2007 Telenovela, titled “Lola, Érase Una Vez” (“Lola, Once Upon a Time”), when she was 15-years-old.

Eiza González apologized for taking part in a blackface scene on a Telenovela when she was a teenager after photos resurfaced from the show on Tuesday, June 23.“I am deeply sorry and ashamed about having worn blackface makeup shown in the images circulating,” González, 30, said in a statement to Us Weekly on Wednesday, June 24, after seeing the photos reappear on social media.

Eiza Gonzalez has issued an apology about wearing blackface on the popular Lola, Érase Una Vez telenovela when she was just a teenager.

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Jimmy Kimmel apologized for his impersonation of NBA star Karl Malone, which featured the comedian in blackface, on The Man Show.

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