Unraveling the Aftermath: Miles Robbins Addresses Backlash Over Susan Sarandon's Controversial Video

In the aftermath of Susan Sarandon's recent dismissal by her agent amid the Israel-Hamas conflict controversy, her son, Miles Robbins, steps forward to express gratitude for the public support but urges fans to halt the circulation of a particular video that he deems inappropriate.

 

Labels Susan Sarandon, Miles Robbins

Acknowledging Support Amidst McCarthyist Blacklisting

 

Miles Robbins takes to X (formerly Twitter) to thank those defending his mother during what he calls a "McCarthyist blacklisting" period. Despite appreciating the solidarity, he specifically addresses a concern regarding the usage of a video that makes him uncomfortable. Robbins tweets, "I’m really grateful to see people on Twitter defending my mom amidst a new era of McCarthyist blacklisting, but can you PLEASE stop using the clip of her getting her hair done with her honkers out?"

 

Controversial Video Fuels Backlash

 

The video in question captures Susan Sarandon having her hair styled while dressed in a revealing robe and sheer bra. Initially shared by fans as a supportive gesture, it quickly becomes a focal point of controversy, giving rise to witty comments and playful banter. Responding to Miles' tweet, some users jest, with one saying, "Those honkers fed you, have some respect," and another adding, "Now YOU'RE doing the blacklisting." Robbins engages with many responses but expresses frustration with a comment stating, "You can't censor us or her big naturals, my guy," to which he responds, "… I can’t do this anymore."

 

Activism, Controversy, and Agency Fallout

 

Susan Sarandon's outspoken stance on Palestinian rights, particularly her comments at a Union Square rally, has ignited controversy leading to her agency, UTA, reportedly severing ties with her. Despite a history of involvement in progressive causes, her recent remarks have generated significant backlash.

 

Navigating Fallout: Advocacy, Public Perception, and Familial Concern

 

As Susan Sarandon grapples with the repercussions of her agency's decision and faces the fallout from her comments on the Israel-Hamas conflict, her son's plea adds a layer of complexity to the narrative. The controversy surrounding the video prompts reflections on the delicate balance between activism, public perception, and personal boundaries in the era of social media.

 

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