An Aussie stylist has called out a makeup artist after she accidentally sent him a message on Instagram slamming his red carpet look.
Bhavninder Sanghera shared a post to his Instagram story on Tuesday after he received a message from the popular influencer about a previous video he had shared.
The woman criticised the bright red Gucci outfit he wore to the Australian premiere of Superman.
‘Jesus Christ Jack I’m not being funny but he looks like the worst version of a Bollywood actor of the sea in my life. What the f**k are those veneers lol,’ the comment, which was sent to the wrong person, read.
Bhavninder hit back, writing: ‘When someone tries to talk behind your back but accidentally replies to your story instead.’
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Aussie stylist Bhavninder Sanghera (pictured) has called out a makeup artist after she accidentally sent him a message on Instagram slamming his red carpet look
‘How negative and rude are some people? Please don’t book this horrible and racist human being for makeup.
‘I don’t even have veneers, my teeth are natural! Just whitened by the dentist. Being a kind and decent person doesn’t cost anything.’
It comes after Aussie model Rachael Finch also recently shared a horrific message she received from an online hater, and hit back at the troll.
The former Miss Universe runner-up, 36, took to Instagram in May to read out a brutal email she was sent via her supplement brand, Kissed Earth.
The message slammed the company for being ‘boring’ and accused Rachael of giving her children Violet, nine, and Dominic, six, a ‘life of boredom and misery’.
‘Just wanted to know why this brand of product is any different or more effective than the millions that are already on the market,’ the message began.
‘It’s just so boring. The market is well over-saturated, so what is your point of difference? Or is it that it is owned by a runner-up Miss Australia from 16 years ago?’
‘Is that how she justifies her excessive price point? Also, what medical doctors were consulted in the development of the powdered oral range?’ it continued.
Sanghera shared a post to his Instagram story on Tuesday after he received a message from the popular influencer on a previous video he shared
The woman criticised the bright red Gucci outfit he wore to the Australian premiere of Superman on Tuesday night
The hate message went on to say humans ‘have existed and thrived on this planet for millions of years’ without the help of ‘gut tonics or turmeric enemas’.
‘You are just the most boring and angular-faced woman on Australian TV,’ they added.
The troll then accused Rachael of making ‘controversial statements online just to get people thinking’ about the mother-of-two and her brand.
‘People don’t like you because your kids live a life of boredom and misery,’ they said, referencing the gruelling exercise regime Rachel and her husband Michael Miziner have for their kids.
‘They aren’t having fun working out with their bats*** crazy mother on Christmas morning, that’s for sure.
‘Get a life and stop trying to ride on the tailcoats [sic] of a long forgotten title that, in the modern day, holds virtually no relevance as compared to 20 years ago.’
They then said the Miss Universe pageant title Rachael once competed for is now seen as ‘irrelevant, chauvinistic and boastful’.
The message also took aim at her 2010 stint on Dancing With The Stars, saying the competition show was just ‘satire’.
It comes after Aussie model Rachael Finch recently shared a horrific message she received from an online hater and hit back at the troll
‘Don’t you get it? We’re laughing at you, not for you. All of your accomplishments are decades old now,’ they said.
Rachael appeared to take the horrific and lengthy message in her stride, saying she ‘felt sad’ for the troll as they were ‘clearly going through a lot of hurt’.
‘But overarching this is a perfect example of why we need to teach our kids inner strength and resilience,’ she added.
Rachael said ‘there is nothing more important’ than teaching children how to ‘believe in themselves’ and ‘back themselves’ in the face of adversity.
‘To recognise only their opinion matters and they do not need outside validation to determine who they are,’ she said.
Rachael finished the video by encouraging her followers to be a strong ‘support base’ for their children so they can build their confidence.
