Actress Susan Sarandon’s son, Miles Robbins, is reaching out to fans on behalf of his mother, asking them to refrain from sharing videos and photos of her exploiting her cleavage.
The request comes amid the fallout of Sarandon and her old agency, United Talent Agency (UTA), over her comments on the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Susan Sarandon’s Son Asks Fans to Respect Her Privacy Online
Amid the turmoil surrounding the actress, her son took to X, formerly known as Twitter, with a plea. Expressing gratitude for the outpouring of support amid what he called a “new era of McCarthyist blacklisting,” he urged fans to refrain from spreading the video that appeared to embarrass him.
The aforementioned video shows Sarandon in a lacy bra and white robe, sitting in a chair undergoing glam hair and makeup. In him words:
“Ok, I’m so grateful to see people on Twitter defending my mother in the midst of a new era of McCarthyist blacklisting but can you please stop using the clip of her doing her hair with the honkers out.”
However, the social media appeal took an unexpected turn and sparked a brazen backlash, adding a humorous twist to the ongoing drama. A cynical fan recorded, “Those who give you the horn have respect.” “You can’t censor us or her big nature, my friend,” another said specifiedsly refers to the 71-year-old’s broad chest.
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Some even flagged the video, blatantly doing the opposite of what he asked. An example is this cybernaut who quotes a clip with responses that are partly rude and complimentary.
“This one? She looks like a proper goddess here, man,” they joked write. Another was more surprised that the actress was her mother, excited note down, “That’s your MOM?! Iconic.”
Robbins’ appeal comes after his mother faced a significant career change when her talent agency, UTA, reportedly cut ties with the Hollywood star. The decision was made in response to the mother-of-three’s vocal advocacy for Palestine during the Israel-Hamas war.
According to sources, UTA employees were upset by Sarandon’s comments at a pro-Palestinian rally, where she reportedly said, “There are a lot of people who are afraid to be Jewish right now, and are starting to feel what it’s like to be Jewish. a Muslim in this country.”
The agency, which has worked with Sarandon since 2014, confirmed that they are no longer representing the “Dead Man Walking” actress.
Aviva Klompas, former director of speech writing at Israel’s Mission to the United Nations, criticized the Broadway star’s statement, interpreting it as suggesting that American Jews should be harassed and attacked.
Susan Sarandon’s Family Dynamics And Personal History
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Despite the Hollywood drama, Sarandon plays an important role in her family as the eldest of nine siblings. Born on October 4, 1946, in Jackson Heights, New York, to Lenora Tomalin and Lt. Phillip Leslie Tomalin, she grew up with her siblings, often serving as a mother figure due to the significant age difference.
The “Thelma & Louise” actress’ family later settled in Edison, New Jersey, where she and her siblings attended segregated Catholic schools. His induction into the hall of fame at Edison High School and the New Jersey Hall of Fame in 2010 showcased his lasting impact on his alma mater and the entertainment industry.
Like every family, the Sarandons have their own dynamics and memorable moments. One such occasion was during the “James and the Giant Peach” star’s wedding to ex-husband Chris Sarandon in 1967. She recalls her younger brother Phillip’s involvement with a bridesmaid and pregnancy and her mother’s disapproval.
Notably, his older brother Terry carved his own path as a prolific journalist, moving from police reporter to outside chief at the Tampa Bay Times. Unfortunately, they also suffered a loss with the death of the 55-year-old man from a heart attack on 19 May 2016.
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