A fan-edited image of Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo similar to the "Wicked" musical poster is the "most offensive thing I have seen," Erivo said.

Elphaba actor Cynthia Erivo hit out at an AI-generated fan image for her and Ariana Grande's upcoming movie, Wicked.

Ariana Grande spoke out about the AI and fan-altered "Wicked" posters, which her co-star Cynthia Erivo had previously called out as offensive.

Cynthia Erivo has hit out at fans for being "deeply hurtful" over a poster from the upcoming musical adaptation of the Broadway show.

Ariana Grande has “complicated” feelings about a fan-modified version of the Wicked poster that her co-star in the movie, Cynthia Erivo, slammed this week as “the wildest, most offensive thing.” Asked to weigh in on the controversy by Variety on Saturday at the Academy Museum Gala,

A Wicked movie fan, who claimed to be the creator of the controversial poster edit that triggered responses from Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande, has finally spoken out after facing massive backlash.

Ariana Grande has offered her thoughts on the debate over fan edits of the poster for upcoming movie musical Wicked, saying: “It’s very complicated.” Earlier this week, Grande’s co-star Cynthia Erivo hit out at fans who digitally altered her image in the poster for movie musical Wicked,

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