No, Dior didn’t replace Bella Hadid with an Israeli model over her comments on the Israel-Hamas war
- Dior did not drop Bella Hadid due to her comments on the Israel-Hamas war as her contract with the brand ended in March 2022, more than a year ago.
- Social media users falsely linked Israeli model May Tager's appearance in Dior's holiday campaign to Hadid's departure, but Tager had already appeared in the 2022 campaign and both campaigns primarily featured actor Anya Taylor-Joy.
- Previous claims of Dior dropping Hadid over her pro-Palestinian comments have circulated online, but Hadid has continued to promote Dior's makeup and no evidence supports the current claim.
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The Associated Press puts to rest the social controversy over the replacement of the Palestinian-born top with Israeli testimonial May Tager in the Christmas beauty campaign. 'Contract ended in 2022'
After taking out the Palestinian-American model Bella Hadid, the Israeli model May Tager remains. It is the choice made by Dior. The well-known French luxury fashion house has decided to renounce its historic brand ambassador, while the Tel Aviv model appeared together with actress Anya Taylor-Joy and other colleagues in the first excerpts of the Christmas campaign for Dior perfumes and personal care products. Reels that have been shared on the …
No, Dior didn’t replace Bella Hadid with an Israeli model over her comments on the Israel-Hamas war
Social media users are sharing a baseless claim that Dior has dropped Bella Hadid due to the supermodel’s recent comments on the latest Israel-Hamas war. Here are the facts: CLAIM: Dior has ended its partnership with Bella Hadid because she posted a message of support for Palestinians, and the brand replaced her in a new ad campaign with Israeli model May Tager. AP’S ASSESSMENT: False. Hadid’s contract with the luxury fashion house ended in Marc…
No, Dior didn’t replace Bella Hadid with an Israeli model over her comments on the Israel-Hamas war
Social media users are sharing a baseless claim that Dior has ditched supermodel Bella Hadid due to recent comments on the latest Israel-Hamas war, and replaced her in a new
No, Dior didn’t replace Bella Hadid with an Israeli model over her comments on the Israel-Hamas war
Social media users are sharing a baseless claim that Dior has ditched supermodel Bella Hadid due to recent comments on the latest Israel-Hamas war, and replaced her in a new campaign with Israeli model May Tager
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