Vanessa Hudgens has donated to Bethenny Frankel’s coronavirus disaster fund, after hitting headlines with her “insensitive” remark about COVID-19.
16.03.2020 - 18:01 / torontosun.com
Vanessa Hudgens fired back at social media trolls who targeted the star over her latest tattoo.
The 31-year-old Bad Boys For Life star shared an image of her latest skin art on her Instagram page last week, which features an angel with wings and no clothes, and a star above her head, near her ribcage.
In an accompanying clip, the actress runs to the mirror to take a first look at the new inking before gasping in admiration, as famed tattoo artist Bang Bang gives a thumbs up in the background.
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Vanessa Hudgens has donated to Bethenny Frankel’s coronavirus disaster fund, after hitting headlines with her “insensitive” remark about COVID-19.
Vanessa Hudgens is making sure everyone knows that she knows the coronavirus is a big deal (after all)l!
Chrissy Teigen is keen for people to move on from the “dumb comment” Vanessa Hudgens made about the coronavirus.
A clip of Vanessa Hudgens insensitively talking about the coronavirus went viral yesterday, drawing criticism because of the tone-deaf way Hudgens spoke about the virus's possible impact. Hudgens posted an apology video on her Instagram Story and a Note post on her Twitter, but the internet wasn't impressed.
Chrissy Teigen is keen for people to move on from the “dumb comment” Vanessa Hudgens made about the coronavirus pandemic.
High School Musical star Vanessa Hudgens has publicly apologised following some controversial comments over coronavirus deaths.
Vanessa Hudgens was under fire over her insensitive comments about the Coronavirus. On Monday, the High School Musical star took to her Instagram Stories to share her thoughts on Covid-19.
Chrissy Teigen is sticking up for Vanessa Hudgens after she was criticized for her comments on coronavirus earlier this week.
Here's your reality check, Vanessa Hudgens. The former Disney Channel darling is apologizing for her recent comments about the coronavirus pandemic, in which she described the growing death toll as "inevitable." "I'm so sorry for the way I have offended anyone and everyone who has seen the clip from my Instagram live yesterday," Hudgens wrote on Twitter. "I realize my words were insensitive and not at all appropriate for the situation our country and the world are in right now.
Now that (at least for now), your fave celebs are finding ways to stay connected to their fans during the current coronavirus pandemic. And guess what? Vanessa Hudgens is a prime example (see: her video)! But instead of chatting with her followers to spread hope in this confusing time, Vanessa made some insensitive comments about a virus that's literally claiming lives all around the world.
Vanessa Hudgens went on Instagram Live on Monday (March 16) and her comments about Coronavirus and the possibility that the pandemic could last in the United States until July or August are receiving major backlash.
V Hud, WYD? Fans are slamming Vanessa Hudgens after her coronavirus deaths comment, where she claimed that fatalities from the disease are “inevitable.” The comment came after the High School Musical alum, 31, took to her Instagram on Tuesday, March 17, to answer questions from fans.