Eva Longoria ‘So Sorry’ for Diss of Black Women Voters

Eva Longoria was a proud mom and rocked adorable socks with her son Santiago Enrique’s face on them. Longoria was spotted running errands in Los Angeles, California in a comfy black outfit.

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Eva Longoria is «takes full responsibility» over her recent comments she made about Latinas being the «real heroines of the election,» which many took to be dismissive of Black women.On Wednesday's episode of the podcast, Longoria told hosts Alejandra Campoverdi, Darienne Page and Johanna Maska that she misspoke and it wasn't her intention to offend anyone for her comments afterJoe Biden was elected President of the United States.«I really recognize the harm I caused. I know words matter.

Eva Longoria is apologizing for diminishing Black female voters in her “effort to celebrate the Latino vote.”

 Eva Longoria  made some comments that rubbed a lot of people the wrong way following the presidential election, but her friend and fellow actress,  Kerry Washington , is here to defend her statement. On Sunday, during an appearance on MSNBC, Ari Melber asked the 45-year-old about the impact that Latina women had on the 2020 presidential election.

 Eva Longoria  apologized for remarks she made during an interview with MSNBC. Longoria is a proud democrat and opened up the 2020 Democratic national convention.

Eva Longoria has apologised for undermining the crucial role Black women played in the recent US presidential election, clarifying that she never meant to take credit from the voters who helped to deliver Joe Biden’s victory.During an appearance on MSNBC on Sunday night, the Desperate Housewives star spoke about how women of colour lifted Biden’s bid for the White House, placing special emphasis on the turnout of Latina women. “The women of colour showed up in a big way,” Eva told host Ari

Eva Longoria is explaining herself. The 45-year-old actress recently appeared for an interview on MSNBC to discuss Joe Biden's projected victories in the 2020 presidential election.

Desperate Housewives star Eva Longoria recently issued an apology for her comments about the Presidential election on MSNBC. For the unversed, earlier this month, Eva appeared on the network and said, “women of colour showed up in big ways,” regarding Joe Biden‘s win.

Eva Longoria took to social media late on Sunday to clarify comments she had made in an interview on MSNBC that were construed as downplaying the role of Black women in helping Joe Biden win the presidential election. In an appearance on MSNBC, Longoria was asked by host Ari Melber about the impact Latina women had on the presidential race, the actress and activist replied that "women of color showed up in big ways.

Eva Longoria is apologizing after one VERY hot take about voter turnout pissed a lot of people off.

Eva Longoria wanted to clear the air on November 8, following the historic election of President-Elect Joe Biden. The actress and advocate, 45, took to Twitter in the late hours of November 8, apologizing for not being more clear when it came to her statements made on MSNBC on the same day, where she praised Latinas for their turnout during the November 3 election.

Eva Longoria has apologized after comments made during an interview about the U.S. presidential election results.