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Sydney Sweeney says MAGA hat party controversy was “misinterpreted”
nme.comDonald Trump MAGA hats.Last year, the Euphoria and White Lotus star faced backlash after photos from her mother’s 60th birthday party seemingly showed guests wearing MAGA (Make American Great Again) merch in support of the controversial former president and Blue Lives Matter T-shirts, a countermovement to Black Lives Matter in the US.The red caps were later revealed to read “Make Sixty Great Again”.Sweeney addressed the fall-out last year in an interview with GQ, sharing: “It’s been turning into a wildfire and nothing I can say will take it back to the correct track.”She also wrote in a tweet that “an innocent celebration” had “turned into an absurd political statement, which was not the intention”.You guys this is wild.
An innocent celebration for my moms milestone 60th birthday has turned into an absurd political statement, which was not the intention.
Please stop making assumptions. Much love to everyone ♥️ and Happy Birthday Mom!— Sydney Sweeney (@sydney_sweeney) August 27, 2022Now, the actor has addressed the situation again and insisted that there were “so many misinterpretations”.“The people in the pictures weren’t even my family,” she told Variety. “The people who brought the things that people were upset about were actually my mom’s friends from L.A.
who have kids that are walking outside in the Pride parade, and they thought it would be funny to wear because they were coming to Idaho.”“People are so fast to build someone up, and then they love tearing them down,” she added. “And it’s so fascinating to see.
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