Megan Fox addressed accusations of “xenophobia” following comments about a photo from the Super Bowl on Instagram.
Megan Fox faced backlash for comments on an Instagram post addressing a viral photo from the Super Bowl. In the post, she humorously compared her appearance to a “Ukrainian blowup doll” and an “expensive real sex doll from Japan.”
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Some fans deemed the comments “xenophobic,” leading Fox to defend herself on the platform, emphasizing that it was intended as a joke and expressing admiration for Ukrainian women.
The controversy extended to social media, with fans criticizing the references to Ukraine and Japan. Amid the discourse, Fox shared additional photos from the same night, illustrating how lighting distorted her facial features.
Despite her efforts to clarify, some fans remained critical, pointing out the sensitivity of referencing Ukraine, particularly considering the ongoing challenges faced by its women.
The incident also brought attention to broader issues of xenophobia in Hollywood, as noted by Russian influencer Polina Pushkareva. Some questioned the appropriateness of Fox’s post, suggesting it perpetuates stereotypes and insensitivity toward Eastern Europeans.
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This incident unfolded against the backdrop of Megan Fox‘s previous revelations about struggling with body dysmorphia in a Sports Illustrated interview. She openly discussed her insecurities, highlighting the pervasive impact of body dysmorphic disorder on her self-perception and acknowledging the disconnect between public perception and her own feelings about her body.