Emma Watson Responds To Haters Of Her Vanity Fair Braless Shoot [VIDEO]

Emma Watson is an actress that is known for defending women’s rights. This girl has caused a lot of controversies since she got the lead role in the fairytale Disney remake of the Beauty and the Beast Film.

At first, the actress set some statements about going full-on sustainable with her red carpet looks by creating an Instagram account where she shows her work with Eco Ager and other fashion brands involved. But now, Watson responded after some controversies. The actress has been recently accused of being a hypocrite for her Vanity Fair shoot where she shows some cleavage.

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A goodwill ambassador

When it was confirmed that Emma Watson was going to become Bella in the new version of the iconic story of Beauty and the Beast, most of us were surprised. The actress has been immersed in the feminist struggle since 2014 when she actively campaigned for gender equality around the world, so people were wondering the sexist connotations that treasure the Disney story, will fit with Emma.

Emma Watson speaks at the UN's He for She event . — Emma Watson speaks at the UN’s He for She event.

The photo of the discord.

The lead role actress from Beauty and the Beast appeared nearly topless for a shoot for Vanity Fair magazine. The picture caused controversy through social media when some people began to see her in a quite different way. Radio host Julia Hartley-Brewer, in a widely retweeted post featuring the so-called controversial image, commented that “she complains that women are sexualised and then sexualizes herself in her own work. Hypocrisy.”

Emma Watson: "Feminism, feminism… gender wage gap… why oh why am I not taken seriously… feminism… oh, and here are my tits!" pic.twitter.com/gb7OvxzRH9

— Julia Hartley-Brewer (@JuliaHB1) March 1, 2017

Emma’s response

Emma seemed kind of disappointed and confused over the blast of comments that her Vanity Fair photoshoot unleashed. The actress explained that “feminism is about giving women choice, feminine is not a stick with which to beat other women with if it’s about, it’s about freedom, it’s about liberation, it’s about equality.”