While attending the premiere of the Barbie movie in Los Angeles, Gal Gadot became the focus of attention. Mia seized the opportunity to take to Twitter and restate her earlier comment about the Wonder Woman star.
Gal Gadot and former adult film actress Mia Khalifa are making headlines, and although their reasons differ, there is a subtle connection between them. This reminds us of a noteworthy incident from 2021 that made waves on the internet. For those who may not be aware, Mia Khalifa referred to Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot as a "genocide barbie" during the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
In a recent social media post, Mia Khalifa shared a video from the premiere of the Barbie movie in Los Angeles, once again reaffirming her previous comment. It should be noted that Gal Gadot had previously expressed her aspiration for Israel and its neighboring nations to be "free and safe.
As soon as Mia shared the tweet, netizens flocked to the comment section to react to it. One user wrote, "How did a C tier adult star get to the point where people thought her opinions on world politics were interesting or value-added." Another user commented, "You're literally banned from your own country.
Maybe focus on that instead of channeling your jealousy into bitterness against strangers who have never even heard of you." A third user wrote, "You just insulted Wonder Woman Remind us which movies you make?"
The comment section was filled with strong criticism from netizens towards Mia Khalifa for her derogatory statement against Gal Gadot.
At the Barbie premiere, all eyes were on Gal Gadot and her captivating appearance. She made a grand entrance wearing an exquisite brown sleeveless dress adorned with vertical white pinstripes that gracefully formed an intricate bow. Her dark hair was elegantly tied back into a ponytail, complementing her stunning look. To complete her ensemble, she accessorized with gold hoop earrings and carried a unique cream-colored handbag. Gal Gadot's striking presence left everyone in awe of her beauty and style.