Christina Aguilera Accused Of ‘False Advertising’
Christina Aguilera first gained fame as a teen pop star. She was one of the few to continue her career as an adult. She recently ended a multi-year residency at Voltaire at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada. Like many celebrities these days, she has paid collaborations. Fans blasted her for “false advertising” in her latest promotion. Keep reading for all the details.
Christina Aguilera Will ‘Never’ Do The Voice Again
Christina Aguilera spent six seasons as a coach on The Voice. The current season of the singing competition brought back several previous coaches for a Battle of Champions. However, the “Gene in a Bottle” singer wasn’t one of them, much to the dismay of viewers. There are a few factors in her not being asked back.
First, she only won one season of The Voice. The other returning judges – Kelly Clarkson, Adam Levine, and John Legend won multiple seasons each. Secondly, she absolutely hated doing the reality TV competition.
She opened up to PEOPLE magazine after her 2016 departure about the terrible experience. She revealed that the producers were strict about what she could say or wear on the show. Furthermore, she felt The Voice moved away from the music and became about ratings. “It became something that I didn’t feel was what I had signed up for in season one. You realize it’s not about music. It’s about making good TV moments and massaging a story,” she said at the time.
Pop Singer Partners With Hair Care Brand
Viewers may not see Christina Aguilera on the NBC reality competition, but she’s still around. She recently ended a Las Vegas Residency after a successful run. The singer ventured away from music this month to partner with a hair care brand.
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Fans Blast It As ‘False Advertising’
The post included a video of Christina Aguilera running her fingers through her hair while looking seductively at the camera. However, social media users quickly realized that the singer seemed to be wearing a wig, indicating that she didn’t really use the product at all.
Many commentators blasted her for the deception, including Celebrity hairstylist Jeremy Pugh, who called her out for wearing a wig. Check out some of the other comments:
- “Love that she’s promoting repair hair shampoo while wearing a wig… iconic”
- “Wearing a wig to promote haircare products = queen of camp”
- “Baby girl we know it’s a wig, can we have some music pleaaseeee”
- “is the real hair in the room with us”
- “Yeah, we can tell, this is such false advertising.”
What do you think about the brand’s decision to promote its new hair care line with a celebrity wearing a wig? Is it false and dishonest advertising? Sound off in the comments.
