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- Amber Heard reacted to a headline by DailyMail.
- She said that going bra-less is not a malfunction as it should be okay for woman to do so.
American Actress Amber Heard slammed a report by DailyMail after the news site called her bra-less look a “malfunction.”
In a Tweet last November 25, she said that “if [going bra-less] is okay for a man then the same should apply for a woman.”
I’m sorry, but what part of my – or any woman’s – nipples a “malfunction” ? Come on, do we really need to remind “journalists” that if it is okay for a man then the same should apply for a woman? #notamalfunction #choice pic.twitter.com/Fco1qTbJDw
— Amber Heard (@realamberheard) November 25, 2018
The Aquaman actress has received support from Twitter users. A certain Hunter Clarke said that the online news site has previously criticized Muslim women for being covered up, which is a contradiction to their title about Heard.
Is this the Daily Mail again? Those people are always complaining about Muslim women covering up but as soon as they get a glimpse at the female form they sound an alarm.
— Hunter Clarke (@_Hunter_Clarke_) November 26, 2018
A netizen replied, “Woman can’t win. We choose to cover up, something is wrong. We choose to wear very little and something is also wrong. Let Women wear what they want. Sheesh.”
The actress then agreed to the sentiments of the two users.
We’ll always be expected to apologize for the effect we have on others. Too thin, too “curvy”, too tan, too pale, “rich girl”, poor, too tall, too short… the list goes on and on
— Amber Heard (@realamberheard) November 26, 2018
Another shared that when she was pregnant, her nipples “leaked so bad” that “it went thru two pads” without her noticing.
Thank #nipplepower for that! Nothing could be more basic and necessary. thanks for using your voice like you use everything else (that feeds life….)
— Amber Heard (@realamberheard) November 26, 2018
A netizen tweeted a humorous message saying “the big shock would be if there was no nipple at all“.
Heard has been in films such as Justice League, The Danish Girl, Zombieland, and ExTerminators.
