Jessica Alba gets bashed by fans Kamala Harris posts awkward video She spoke to her about the power of Latinx small businesses. Meanwhile, she stood uncomfortably next to her in a matching pantsuit.
Many of Alba's 20.6 million Instagram followers criticized the post, which garnered more than 12,000 comments, calling it “super creepy,” “a train wreck,” and “an act of desperation.”
“I'm so sorry. Jessica has lost her mind,” one person wrote of Jessica. Net worth $100 million.
“Cringe doesn't even mention how painfully embarrassing this is,” another added.
“I thought this was an SNL skit,” joked another in the clip. Co-posted on Harris' Instagram page.
In the video, Harris 18.5 million followers on Instagram — “First of all, the fastest growing small businesses in this country are Latino small businesses,” he began, and Alba responded, “Yes, yes, yes,” and snapped his fingers. .
“But part of that is that there is no shortage of people with ambition, with aspirations and dreams, with great ideas and work ethics,” the presidential candidate continues. Alba just shook her head in agreement. “But not everyone has access to the capital.”
Alba replied, “That’s right.”
Others noted that Alba, 43, looked “uncomfortable”.
One commenter said, “This is really hopeless and it doesn't help that Jessica Alba is standing there looking lost.”
In addition to unfollowing Alba, a California native of Mexican descent, some people also stopped supporting her baby and beauty company, The Honest Company.
“I've been following you for years and you finally unfollowed me. Enjoy your paycheck,” one person said.
“I will never buy Honest products again because of my support for this woman and the damage she has done to our country,” said another.
Ms. Harris was criticized in some comments for not revealing details of her small business support plan.
“She says she will support small businesses again, but she doesn't explain how,” said one person.
“How do you raise money or capital for a small business? How?” asked another.
“So she's talking to a billionaire actress instead of a real Latina small business owner who started from scratch,” another added.
The California-born vice president, who is of Jamaican and Indian descent, also came under fire for his monologue about Latina women.
“Is she Latina now?” one person quipped, while another added: “She'll be Japanese soon.”
Others detected Harris' ever-changing accent.
“So she changes her voice and puts on a fake accent. No Sukamara please,” one person said.
Instagrammers also poked fun at their outfits with comments such as, “Did you buy your matching pantsuit at JC Penney?”
