After Barbra Streisand went viral with a bizarre comment on Melissa McCarthy’s photo, the singer spoke out and tried to explain herself; check out!

After Barbra Streisand went viral with a bizarre comment on Melissa McCarthy’s photo, the singer spoke out and tried to explain herself; check out!
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Barbra Streisand spoke out on social media after a comment she made on a photo of actress Melissa McCarthy went viral. At the time, the “Tammy” star posted an image on Instagram alongside friend Adam Shankman, on their way to an event at the “Center Theater Group”. “Just pastels to honor the incredible Matthew Bourne,” she wrote.

However, one response among the comments caught attention: “Give him my regards. Did you take Ozempic?” The comment was from none other than Barbra Streinsand. Ozempic is an injectable medicine used to treat type 2 diabetes. However, many people, including celebrities, have used it to lose weight.

(Photo: Reproduction/ Instagram)

Immediately, internet users began commenting on the veteran actress’ “gaffe”. “She probably thought it was a DM [mensagem privada]”, commented on a profile. “She was like, ‘have a good day, you fat girl’”joked another. “I died laughing at the comment”revealed a third.

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After the repercussions, Barbra used X (formerly Twitter) to clarify the situation. “My God! I went on Instagram to see the photos we posted of the beautiful flowers I received for my birthday! Underneath them was a photo of my friend Melissa McCarthy, who I sang with on my album Encore. She looked fantastic! I just wanted to pay a compliment. I forgot the world was reading!”, she wrote. To TMZ, Melissa also spoke: “I think Barbra is a treasure and I love her.” Everything is fine here!

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