VCynthia Erivo said that rather than publicly criticizing the “offensive” fan-made “wicked” poster, she “probably should’ve called” her friends.

 

Many fans felt that Cynthia was overreacting, especially considering that she had previously published a humorous fan edit that showed her as Elphaba in a war zone. Cynthia’s remarks caused quite a stir on the internet.

The Grammy, Tony, and Emmy winner has now responded to the media spotlight following her widely shared speech, ostensibly acknowledging that the issue would have been averted had she first vented to her pals.

Cynthia dismissed the question about her “clapback” while speaking to Entertainment Tonight on the red carpet at the CFDA Fashion Awards last night, explaining that “it wasn’t necessarily a clapback.”

When asked why it was so “important” for her to speak out, she said, “I think I’m really protective of the role.” “I’m enthusiastic about it, and I know that the fans are too.”

 

In church, a little orphan prays for his mother to come get him. He then hears a voice say, “I’ll take you.”

After taking his mother to an assisted living facility, a son sometimes paid her a visit.