Catherine, Princess of Wales, shared insights into her recent cancer journey during the "Together at Christmas" carol service at Westminster Abbey, where she spoke with singer Paloma Faith about her challenging year. This marks a rare public reflection on her health, following her completion of chemotherapy treatment earlier this year. The event was attended by her family, including Prince William and their children. Kate's diagnosis was initially revealed in March, and she has since resumed a light schedule of public engagements.
Paloma Faith, a singer and actress, criticized the storyline of The Little Mermaid in a now-deleted Instagram post, stating that she doesn't want her children to think it's okay to give up their voice and powers for a man. However, she did praise Halle Bailey's performance as Ariel. Faith received backlash for her comments, with some questioning how she was not aware of the story's premise, despite tweeting in 2009 that she wanted to be the little mermaid when she grew up.
Paloma Faith criticized the message of Disney's live-action remake of "The Little Mermaid" in a now-deleted Instagram post, stating that she doesn't want her children to think it's okay to give up their voice and powers for a man. Fans on Twitter questioned if Faith had seen the original film, with some pointing out that Ariel gave up her voice to become human, not just to be with a man. Halle Bailey stars as Ariel in the film, which is now in theaters.
Singer Paloma Faith criticized the plot of the new live-action version of "The Little Mermaid" on social media, saying she doesn't want her kids to think it's okay to give up their voice and powers for a man. However, lead actress Halle Bailey previously stated that the new version "definitely changed that perspective."
