Zarin Fabrics Faces Backlash Online Despite Distancing from Jill

Zarin Fabrics Faces Backlash Online Despite Distancing from Jill

Jill Zarin has sparked controversy following her remarks about Bad Bunny’s halftime show, leading to significant backlash against her and a related business, Zarin Fabrics. Despite her distancing from the company, its association with her has resulted in negative public sentiment.

Zarin Fabrics Faces Backlash Online

Zarin Fabrics, overseen by Zarin’s stepson David, is receiving criticism on platforms like Yelp and Facebook. Customers have left one-star reviews, calling for the company to sever ties with Jill Zarin.

Company Response

  • The company has issued a statement clarifying that Jill Zarin has not been involved with Zarin Fabrics for several years.
  • It emphasized their independence and rejection of any racist or discriminatory associations.

David Zarin noted that the company’s statement has somewhat mitigated the backlash. Supportive patrons and community members have expressed their backing for Zarin Fabrics.

Continuing Challenges

Despite the company’s efforts, some individuals unaware of the statement continue to criticize Zarin. To address this, the company is working on removing inaccurate reviews and comments.

While David acknowledges the situation might affect sales, he has no intentions of pursuing legal action against anyone involved.

Jill Zarin’s Controversial Remarks

Jill Zarin faced criticism for her comments suggesting that Bad Bunny’s halftime performance lacked diversity. She expressed that the absence of white individuals in the show seemed like a political statement, leading to accusations of racism.

These remarks resulted in her firing from the reunion series “The Golden Life.” Zarin attributes this decision to cancel culture and believes she was unfairly penalized while others faced fewer repercussions for more serious controversies.

This situation places extra scrutiny on Zarin Fabrics, making it a challenging time for the brand as it distances itself from Jill Zarin.