Published 13:09 IST, March 20th 2020
Vanessa Hudgens apologises for Coronavirus remarks after backlash
In a recent interview with a leading portal, sources revealed that Vanessa Hudgens feels terrible and plans to make up for her Coronavirus remarks.
Vanessa Hudgens recently received a lot of backlash for her controversial comments about the Coronavirus. When US President Donald Trump in a speech said that the Coronavirus crisis could go on till July or August, Vanessa set the internet on fire when she said that the fact that people are dying from the virus is terrible but also inevitable.
Later, the actor issued an apology on her social media but fans did not seem to be satisfied with it and continued to diss her. It seems that the High School Musical star is now in damage control mode for her actions.
Vanessa Hudgens apologises for her Coronavirus remarks & plans to make up for it
Multiple sources got in a conversation with a leading daily and revealed how Vanessa Hudgens is handling the fallout that her words caused. One of them said that Vanessa hates that her rant on her social media took a course of its own and added that she knows she has to do some damage control for her actions. The source further revealed that it took her a minute to realise that she offended people and added that she is actually felt bad because she ended up hurting people.
The source reportedly further revealed that the High School Musical actor is trying to use this experience as an opportunity to grow. The source also said that the actor understands she has a platform on social media and that her words have impact and repercussions. They further added that Vanessa Hudgens never meant any harm and is sorry if she has offended anybody.
Post the backlash, the actor first took to her Instagram and shared a series of videos on her story. She said that some of her words have been taken out of context and encouraged people to stay indoors during this time. Vanessa Hudgens also issued an apology on Twitter on the same day.
Updated 13:10 IST, March 20th 2020