According to Chris Pratt’s camp, fake tweets spread to the actor of justice: ‘Chris never tweeted the offensive stuff’
Chris Pratt’s camp denies sending racist tweets in 2012 and 2013 after some offensive tweets attributed to him spread online on Wednesday because its representatives say it is false.
The 41-year-old representative of the Avengers star told TMZ the actor did not post some racially offensive messages dated in 2012 and 2013.
“Chris never tweeted the insulting things that are being spread today,” said an actor’s representative. “Any proposal he has made is not only completely false, but also defamatory.”
The latest: Chris Pratt’s camp denies sending racist tweets in 2012 after some offensive tweets attributed to him spread online on Wednesday because its representatives say it’s fake. The actor was filmed in LA last year
In the tweets that Pratt’s camp said, it was read badly: ‘Muslims scare me so much’, and ‘to call someone else a’ a ‘***** is a hilarious idc.
A Twitter executive told the outlet that they strongly believe it [tweets] to be fake ‘, as the alleged fake tweets tend to be on Wednesday.
The actor’s representative in Minnesota said he had never deleted old tweets, and that another person referring to body image, which reads “#MissUniverse In a way, they all look like Miss Hungry” – was authentic.
Pratt ended up in online controversy last fall after being slammed by critics over why he was no longer involved in politics, as he was one of the biggest names in Hollywood.
The Avengers star’s representative told TMZ the actor did not post some offensive messages dating around 2012 and 2013.
The Minnesota-born actor’s representative said he’s never deleted any of the tweets, and that another person referring to body image – who reads ‘#MissUniverse In a way, everyone looks like Miss Hungry’ – authentic wash.
Some described Pratt as “Hollywood’s Worst Chris” because they pointed to his involvement with the conservative Zoe Church in Los Angeles as proof that he was secretly a supporter of former President Donald Trump.
Pratt’s friends in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, including Mark Ruffalo, Zoe Saldana and Robert Downey Jr., defended his character.
Pratt’s wife Katherine Schwarzenegger joined the conversation by replying to an Instagram post about the controversy of E! as the author and new mother (31) wrote in a comment: ‘Is this really what we need?’
“There’s so much going on in the world and people are struggling in so many ways,” Katherine continued. ‘Being mean is like that yesterday. There’s enough room to love all these guys. Love is what we all do not need in common and bullying. Let’s try it. ‘
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Schwarzenegger responded to an Instagram post about the controversy of E !, which asked followers what Hollywood Chris “should go?”
Pratt came under fire for refusing to enter the country’s current political conversation in October when he urged fans to vote for a film, Onward, in an Instagram post at the People’s Choice Awards.