Tori Spelling s April Fools Pregnancy Joke Meant as Clapback to Hurtful Body-Shaming
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After receiving negative responses about her prank, the Beverly Hills, 90210 star acknowledges she never intended to hurt anyone with her fake pregnancy announcement. Apr 3, 2021
Tori Spelling has explained her controversial April fools joke. A day after the
Beverly Hills, 90210 alum shared what seemed to be her pregnancy photo, she returned to Instagram to explain that the post was actually meant as a clapback to hurtful body-shaming.
Taking to the photo-sharing site on Friday, April 2, the 47-year-old posted a lengthy message that justified her April Fools post. She began her note with, Every week, magazine and press outlets ask if I m pregnant. To set the record straight, I am not.
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Caroline sold one of her favorite photographs to her sketchiest Instagram follower (the one who would constantly DM her with just the eyes emoji) to pay for a really nice pair of black jeans for Andrew, but Andrew had already Poshmarked the sneakers that would have looked great with the jeans in order to buy a frame for Caroline’s photograph.
Andrew had a Lagunitas waiting for Caroline when she got to the bar, but she’d already pounded two tequila shots before leaving her house, to cut down on Andrew’s tab.
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VW apologises for Voltswagen rebranding stunt
3 Apr, 2021 09:00 PM
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‘The intention was to generate awareness of an important corporate and industry issue . . . We regret the announcement rollout may have upset some people.’ said VW. Photo / Getty Images
‘The intention was to generate awareness of an important corporate and industry issue . . . We regret the announcement rollout may have upset some people.’ said VW. Photo / Getty Images
Financial Times
By: Peter Campbell in London
Volkswagen has been forced to apologise for misleading consumers and investors after releasing an apparent April Fool s joke during March. The company said earlier this week it was rebranding its US arm Voltswagen , in an