Actress Erin Moriarty has faced comments in recent weeks that she did not like. The American performer, known worldwide for playing the superhero Luz Estrella in the popular Prime Video series The Boys, has generated a great media stir on social networks due to an alleged aesthetic touch-up on her face. This commotion has come in the form of criticism, which she has faced in the last few hours.
It all happened after the actress published an image on her Instagram profile. "Watch me become desophisticated before your very eyes," she assured. Within hours, there were already many social media users who noticed the supposed change and speculated that the interpreter had undergone plastic surgery, with which she would have made several cosmetic modifications, such as lip injections or surgery. nose This cost him a lot of criticism.
Likewise, many other Internet users commented that the interpreter's face had changed a lot from the first season to the third season of the series, since her nose was much narrower and thinner than then and her lips had increased in volume. These speculations generated a great flood of criticism towards the actress and many users wanted to compare her image from years ago with her current image of her.
"Women should stop having plastic surgery until we find out what's wrong. Why would you ruin your face like this? This is Erin Moriarty from The Boys... she was already very pretty," wrote one Internet user on social media. "Erin Moriarty was pretty. What need did she have to undergo surgery?", "I just saw how Erin Moriarty ruined her perfect face with surgery," were other comments that could be read on X (formerly Twitter).
Now, in a statement published on Instagram, Moriarty has come forward to face the comments and criticism of host Megyn Kelly, who in a recent episode of The Megyn Kelly Show claimed that the actress had undergone surgery and made very hard against her. In her statement, the interpreter describes these comments as "intimidation" and "disgustingly false."
"This is something I never really anticipated writing," Moriarty began his post. "We are all subject to levels of harassment throughout our lives, but I am horrified and felt I deserved to take a second to address these things... To receive a message about something disgustingly false, counterproductive to the point of being counterproductive," he began. "An ironically misogynistic video of Megyn Kelly commenting on how I found out about the widespread nature of this has left me horrified," he said.
During the show, Kelly showed a picture of the star that she said was "relatively recent" and called her a "nice, beautiful, natural girl" before describing how surprised she was to see a newer photo of Moriarty. "I thought it was just an AI-generated face... but apparently it's real," she added. "She has done this to herself," she said then.
In Moriarty's post, the actress claimed that the "before" photo that Kelly showed was actually a much older image. "Megyn used a photo taken 'a year ago' according to her, which had actually been taken about a decade ago before I was of LEGAL DRINKING AGE (I'm about to turn 30) as an example (maybe do some research (which would take 30 seconds)," Moriarty wrote. She added that the "after" photo that Kelly claimed as proof that she had plastic surgery was from when "I put on my makeup that day and it involves major contouring and I remember leaving and feeling pretty," she said.
"This is turning into harassment," Moriarty continued. "This is becoming fake news," he said. The actress added that she only keeps her Instagram account active so that others can read her statement, but "if not, it is deactivated," as she is "horrified by the reaction, the reductionist assumptions and the aforementioned video that is a prime example of this." Harassment. It has broken my heart. You have broken my heart." In addition, she charged at the presenter. "Shame on you, Megyn Kelly. What a shame, Fox News (the incarnation of Vought),” Moriarty concluded, visibly indignant.
