Maren Morris She won't be taking back her viral comments about Brittany Aldean anytime soon. In a new interview at Cosmopolitanof the series Cheap shotssinger-songwriter reiterated her choice to dub former NBA dancer “Insurrection Barbie” in a social media spat over transgender rights and gender-affirming health care in 2022 — even though the opposing party recently called Morris to chase her.
During the game press conference, Morris had to avoid taking cheap drinks by honestly answering questions, one of which asked if she regretted any of her past posts. “I don't really have any tweets that I regret,” he said. “I will say that I didn't think my 'Insurrection Barbie' tweet to someone would have gotten this much traction, but I'm standing by it.”
By “someone,” “The Middle” singer means Brittany, who is married to country star Jason Aldean. Two years ago, the lifestyle influencer thanked her parents on Instagram for letting her enjoy her “boy” phase without “changing [her] sex,” after which he proceeded to spread misinformation about what he called “child genital mutilation” in relation to gender-affirming health care. Meanwhile, Morris took to Twitter to respond to her claims, saying: “Is it so easy to not be, like not worthless? Sell your clip-ins and zip it up, Insurrection Barbie.”
For the record, experts — some of whom spoke on the matter Bulletin board then — you agree that parents changing the gender of their minor children through reassignment surgery is extremely rare. Most children in gender-affirming care are treated with permanent courses of action, such as speech therapy, puberty blockers, or hormone treatments.
Even so, Brittany recently doubled down on her attitude during a July episode Try it in a small town podcast with her husband. He also hit out at Morris, saying, “He's got a group of friends here in Nashville, they just have it on me for whatever reason… to be so pro-women and all the bulls — you're not… you're not, because I've never said a word to you and you're coming for me.
“He started making fun of my business, which at the time was hair extensions,” Brittany continued at the time. “But for me it's like coming back once again to the feminist movement. Aren't you supposed to be all peace and love and fulfillment and all things? Why do you come for me like this for my business?'
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