Is Rachel Zegler REALLY To Blame For Snow White Remake Issues?

Is Rachel Zegler REALLY To Blame For Snow White Remake Issues?

Megyn Kelly didn’t just criticize Rachel Zegler—she obliterated her. While Hollywood elites scrambled to defend Disney’s Snow White remake, Kelly saw the disaster unfolding in real time. And she wasn’t about to let it slide.

The controversy started when Zegler sat down for what should have been a simple press tour. But instead of hyping up the film, she took a torch to its legacy. In interview after interview, Zegler rolled her eyes at the original Snow White, calling it “outdated” and dismissing its story as “weird.”

She openly laughed about how strange it was that Snow White “waits for a guy to save her,” making it clear that she thought the entire premise was beneath her.

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