Rachel Zegler took to Instagram to apologize for her heated reaction last week to the re-election of Donald Trump.

The actress wrote via Instagram Stories Friday that she allowed her “emotions to get the best of” her when she “contributed to negative discourse.”

Marc Short, who served as chief of staff to former Vice President Mike Pence, affirmed President-elect Trump’s decision to appoint Pete Hegseth as secretary of Defense on Wednesday. “Pete served 20 years. He was awarded the Bronze Star twice in Iraq and Afghanistan. He’s somebody that I got to know when he was running Concerned…

Zegler plays the titular role of Snow White in the live-action film, which is set to release in the spring of 2025. With her comments going viral on X, outraged Trump supporters are vowing to boycott the project.

As Trump continued naming controversial nominees like ex-Reps Matt Gaetz (R-FL) and Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) and RFK Jr. to his 2.0 administration, that blowback was followed by a full-on hurricane Thursday from Megyn Kelly and her pals on the Ruthless podcast.

Disney has revealed that the cost of making its live action Snow White ballooned to $269.4 million by the end of 2023 putting it on course to blow its budget more than a year before release.

Hello, Disney! You’re gonna have to redo your film again, because this woman is a pig, and you fired Gina Carano for far less than this nonsense.”

The New York Post’s Kelly Jane Torrance reacts to actress Rachel Zegler going into “meltdown” over Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 US election.

The star of Disney's updated, live-action version of Snow White is facing backlash from Trump voters after she posted on social media about her disappointment following the election. Rachel Zegler, who also starred as Maria in Steven Spielberg's West Side Story remake and as Lucy Gray Baird in the Hunger Games prequel,