Amelia Hamlin accused of ‘blackfishing’ after posting a tanned picture!

Updated On March 18, 2024 | Published By: Brandy Stratton | In controversy

Amelia Hamlin is a tanned goddess!
Hamlin was accused of ‘blackfishing’ on Instagram.
Recently, she posted pictures of her on Instagram where her skin seemed a bit tanned.

Blackfishing is one of the popular terms on social media when a person is accused of pretending to be Black.

In the accused picture, Amelia is wearing a brown cutout top, and her hair is pulled back in a long, braided ponytail. Furthermore, she accessorized the look with hoop earrings and chain-link jewelry.

Amelia Hamlin accused of ‘Blackfishing’ (Source: Instagram)

Also, Amelia captioned the photo,

“whiplash got me like…”

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After she faced backlash due to those pictures looked darker than her other Instagram photos. Similarly, she clapped back at the accusations on her Instagram story writing,

“im receiving a lot of comments in regards to my latest photo. I am being told that I am ‘black fishing’ – thank you all for educating me on this topic. I recently went on vacation in the sun, and with my Italian heritage I tan very easily.”

She further claimed that she did not self-tan and had no intention of looking darker than her natural skin color. Likewise, Hamlin did not have any intention of malice or offense as she created the look with a lot of fun.

Also, read Amelia Gray Hamlin has gained 50 pounds recovering from an eating disorder! Her struggle with anorexia, family, boyfriend, and social media

Short bio on Amelia Hamlin

Amelia Hamlin is an American actress who is best known for her performances in ‘Rachel & the TreeSchoolers'(2012), ‘Harry Loves Lisa'(2010), and ‘The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’ (2010). Read more bio…

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