Maren Morris, Cassadee Pope Slam Brittany Aldean’s Transphobic Put up

Nation drama. Maren Morris and Cassadee Pope are clapping again after Brittany Aldean (née Kerr) — the spouse of singer Jason Aldean — seemingly shared a transphobic message.

“You’d suppose celebs with magnificence manufacturers would see the positives in including LGBTQ+ people in their messaging,” Pope, 32, tweeted on Friday, August 26, referring to Brittany, 33, and her Instagram caption about being a “girly” woman. “However as a substitute, right here we’re, listening to somebody compare their ‘tomboy phase’ to somebody eager to transition. Actual good.”

Pope additional famous that whereas she had “stopped following” Brittany’s account “a long time ago,” she “couldn’t assist however tackle” the controversy after seeing a good friend repost the social media add.

Brittany — who married the 45-year-old “Dirt Road Anthem” crooner in 2015 — had shared a make-up tutorial by way of Instagram earlier this month, during which she in contrast her former tomboy character to that of transgender people within the means of transitioning.

“I’d actually prefer to thank my parents for not changing my gender once I went by way of my tomboy part. I really like this girly life🤎✌🏼,” the blogger captioned her video on Tuesday, August 23, sharing footage of how she puts together her beauty look.

Jason, for his half, replied: “Lmao!! I’m glad they didn’t too, trigger you and I wouldn’t have labored out 😂.”

Whereas the mom of two — she shares Memphis, 4, and Navy, 3, together with her partner — and her mates praised her magnificence look and message, each the former Voice winner and Morris, 32, have been lower than impressed.

“It’s so easy to, like, not be a scumbag human? Promote your clip-ins and zip it, Rebel Barbie,” the “Center” songstress tweeted on Friday, referring to the January riot at the Capitol following the presidential election.

A number of hours later, Brittany addressed her controversial remarks.

“Advocating for the genital mutilation of youngsters underneath the disguise of affection and calling it ‘gender-affirming care’ is among the worst evils,” the YouTube character claimed in an Instagram Story assertion on Friday, tagging Pope’s account. “I’ll all the time help my kids and do what I can to guard their innocence. The opposite day, Memphis wanted to be a dinosaur and tomorrow Navy will wish to be a cat, they’re kids.”

She continued: “Some mother and father wish to be accepted by society so badly that they’re keen to make life-altering decisions for his or her kids who aren’t sufficiently old to completely comprehend the implications of these actions. Love is defending your youngster till they’re mature sufficient as an grownup to make their very own life selections.”

Brittany then doubled down on her preliminary message, as soon as once more thanking her mother and father — Debbie and Donald Kerr — for permitting her to “undergo my tomboy part with out altering my gender.” She concluded her message, “Till then, go away kids alone!”

The social media influencer went on to share an inventory of age necessities for people to enter the military, buy cigarettes, drive a automotive and vote. After itemizing that these require individuals to be 18, 21, 16 and 18, respectively, she then speculated concerning the age requirement to “take life-altering hormone blockers” or “irreversible surgical procedure,” referring to gender affirmation surgery which reconstructs sufferers’ our bodies to raised align with their gender id.

In response to Morris’ clapback, Brittany known as her “Karen Morris” however thanked her for the “Barbie” nickname.

Pope ultimately responded to Brittany’s reply, writing by way of Instagram: “POV: Realizing you bought underneath somebody’s pores and skin you don’t like within the first place 😂.”

Morris commented on the time: “You recognize, I’m glad she didn’t grow to be a boy both as a result of we actually don’t want one other asshole dude on the planet. Sucks when Karens attempt to cover their homophobia/transphobia behind their ‘protectiveness of the youngsters.’ Weren’t they placing their children in ‘[President Joe] Biden-is-a-pedo’ shirts on social media? Feels like an actual protected method to defend them from thousands and thousands of eyes! … F—okay all the way in which off to Rebel Barbie and the guy IB’s trolling this remark part with their hypocritical, hateful asses.”

Brittany Aldean didn’t instantly reply to Us Weekly‘s request for remark.