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Gilberto Flores
EXCLUSIVE: Selma Blair has parted ways with her representation team, including CAA and Narrative PR. He cruel intentions The star continues to be directed by Ben Gaynor.
The departures, which occurred in recent days, came after Blair was criticized for making what were interpreted as Islamophobic comments earlier this month. He quickly deleted and later apologized for comments he made on an Instagram user’s post about Israel’s military response to Hamas’ attack on the Jewish state on October 7. The post also criticized the stance of Rep. Cori Bush (D-MO) and Rep. Rashida. Talib (D-MI), the latter of whom is Muslim, for the ongoing war.
Blair wrote: “Thank you very much. Deport all these thugs who support terrorism. Islam has destroyed Muslim countries, and then they come here and destroy minds. They know they are liars. Twisted justifications. May they find their destiny.”
In his apology, he wrote: “This is a time of great pain and distress for many around the world, but it is also a time to learn and better understand how words matter,” adding: “I apologize to those in the community Muslim.” whom I offended with my words. I apologize to my friends. And I apologize to anyone I’ve hurt. And I will do better.”
Blair was diagnosed with MS in 2018 and has been an advocate for those suffering from the disease, which affects the central nervous system. In October, she joined President Joe Biden at a ceremony to honor the 33rd anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act and the 50th anniversary of the Rehabilitation Act.
In 2021, it was the subject of the feature-length documentary. Introducing Selma Blair, which followed the actress as she thinks about the next chapter of her life after her MS diagnosis. In May 2022 she published her autobiography, Bad Baby: A Memoir of Growing Up.
Shortly after, the hellish boy The star appeared in the cast of season 31 of dancing with the starsHe participated in five performances before retiring to protect his health.
Blair was a CAA client since May 2021.