“They want you to look in the mirror and hate yourself”: Jamie Lee Curtis and her spicy statements against the cover that Karol G rejected

If anyone defends the natural beauty of women, it’s Jamie Lee Curtis. The actress, who at the age of 64 is flying the flag against discrimination and stereotypes, has now raised her voice to support the singer Karol G.

Let’s remind you, Karol G publicly demonstrated a few days ago on the cover of GQ Mexico magazine because of the “number of editions” they made of one of his photos.

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The Colombian singer dismissed the post and assured that “my face doesn’t look like that, my body doesn’t look like that and I feel very happy and comfortable with how I look naturally.”

Additionally, after thanking GQ for the opportunity, he clarified that the images were distributed “despite making it clear that I disagreed with the number of changes they made to the photo.”

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Jamie Lee Curtis supports Karol G against edited photos

The Oscar winner did not miss the opportunity to repeat her disapproval of female stereotypes and beauty standards.

“I am so happy that Karol G is raising awareness of a problem that has been bothering me for a long time. We are human beings. We are not artificial intelligence,” said Jamie Lee Curtis.

At the same time, he called this desire to go “against what is naturally beautiful” “genocide”. This is alarming and needs to be talked about. I am very encouraged that a younger person is joining the chorus of protest.”

The actress concluded her commentary, but not before criticizing the cosmetics industry. “The cosmetics industrial complex wants you to look in the mirror and hate yourself, then buy their crap.”

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