Cynthia Erivo SEETHING After Insane Fan Edit EXPOSED on Social Media

Cynthia Erivo is speaking out against a fan-edited film poster for her upcoming movie, Wicked, which has been making the rounds on social media. The altered poster, which bears a striking resemblance to the poster for the hit Broadway show, has been met with widespread criticism, with many fans expressing their outrage and disappointment on Erivo's behalf.

The edited poster, which has been shared by multiple fan accounts, features the main cast of the movie, including Erivo and co-star Ariana Grande. However, the image has been manipulated to remove Erivo's eyes, sparking widespread outrage and condemnation from fans and fellow celebrities alike.

Erivo, who is set to star as Elphaba in the highly anticipated movie, took to social media to express her own outrage and disappointment at the edited poster. In a strongly worded statement, the actress and singer condemned the alteration, calling it 'unacceptable' and 'disrespectful.'

'I am so disappointed and saddened by the blatant disrespect shown to me and my image,' Erivo wrote. 'The removal of my eyes from the poster is not just an edit - it's a statement. And I will not stand for it.'

Erivo's statement was met with widespread support from fans and fellow celebrities, who have rallied around the actress in the wake of the controversy. 'Cynthia, I am so sorry to see this happen to you,' tweeted Empire actress Taraji P. Henson. 'You are a talented and beautiful woman, and this is completely unacceptable.'

The Wicked movie, which is set to hit theaters next month, has been highly anticipated by fans of the hit Broadway show. The movie features an all-star cast, including Erivo and Grande, and promises to bring the magical world of Oz to life on the big screen.

Despite the controversy surrounding the edited poster, the movie is still expected to be a major box office hit. However, the incident serves as a stark reminder of the potential dangers and pitfalls of fan culture, where enthusiasm and devotion can sometimes tip into disrespect and harm.