Sydney Sweeney 'Hits Back' Against Backlash over Nude Sports Betting Advert
- Sydney Sweeney faced backlash for a nude sports ad campaign promoting Novig, a sports trading app with a 21+ age restriction, and is a strategic partner and equity holder in the company.
- Critics, including some athletes, argued that the ad sexualized women's sports and undermined female athletes' achievements.
- Sweeney responded by sharing images of nude athletes and described the campaign as playful and focused on sports, denying any intent to offend.
- Novig's CEO stated that Sweeney approached the company interested in partnership, and the app focuses exclusively on sports predictions.
12 Articles
12 Articles
ACTRESS Sydney Sweeney responded to criticism from female athletes.
Team GB athlete hits out at Sydney Sweeney sports trading ad
Team GB athlete Amy Hunt has responded to Sydney Sweeney’s sexualised advertisement campaign for sports trading app Novig. The actor appeared in an ad, released on Wednesday (9 September) in various states of undress, promoting an array of sports such as ice hockey, American football, tennis, and basketball. The Novig campaign has been criticised by some, including athletes such as Hunt, who told the BBC: “This is what women in sport look like. …
American actress Sydney Sweeney has incurred the wrath of many athletes by posing nearly naked in a promo for a gambling company. "A slap in the face to every woman," they say. Meanwhile, a counter-reaction has also begun.
Actress who posed naked for a campaign of a betting company has already responded by publishing several photographs of naked photo essays of athletes. Serena Williams is the first on the list
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 55% of the sources lean Left
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
