Cynthia Erivo gets a laugh out of ‘hilarious’ TikTok roasting Khloe Kardashian’s unrecognizable new look
Cynthia Erivo is one of several celebrities using their platform to speak up amid nationwide Black Lives Matter protests.
But the Grammy winner recently used her social media to spread some humor with her 80,000 Twitter followers.
She got a laugh Thursday out of a TikTok video, which roasted Khloé Kardashian’s recent unrecognizable new look, retweeting the video, writing: ‘Hilarious.’
Good laugh: Cynthia Erivo got a laugh Thursday out of a TikTok video, which roasted Khloé Kardashian’s recent unrecognizable new look (pictured in February, 2020)
The 33-year-old reposted the viral video by TikTok user Beverly Adaeze, which was captioned: ‘When you show your mom the new Khloe Kardashian.’
Adaeze impersonated an African mother, looking at four different photos of Khloé throughout the years.
She pointed at the Revenge Body host’s new look that debuted last month, saying: ‘Oh look at that, the Black one is up here.’
The TikToker added: ‘What do you mean that they are the same person? That’s not possible, these are four different people.’
New look: The 33-year-old reposted the viral video by TikTok user Beverly Adaeze, which was captioned: ‘When you show your mom the new Khloe Kardashian’
Mistaken identity: Adaeze impersonated an African mother, looking at four different photos of Khloé throughout the years, pointing at her new look and saying: ‘Oh look at that, the Black one is up here’
Mixed reactions: Khloé received mixed reactions over her new look last month, many poking fun at the drastic transformation and accusing her of plastic surgery and photoshop
Khloé received mixed reactions over her new look, many poking fun at the drastic transformation and accusing her of plastic surgery and photoshop.
A source close to her recently told Us Weekly: ‘Khloe doesn’t care about the backlash she’s been getting from fans saying she doesn’t look like herself in her recent photos.’
‘She thinks she looks great. And actually [she] does not care what people think as long as she’s happy.’
Erivo previously took to Instagram on Wednesday with a chic look during a dog walk, offering some uplifting words following the police killing of George Floyd.
Uplifting words: Erivo previously took to Instagram on Wednesday with a chic look during a dog walk, offering some uplifting words following the police killing of George Floyd
Finding beauty: She wrote: ‘Today, pain and sadness woke me up to battle it. I found beauty hidden in plain sight. I’ve been stuck trying to figure out how to move in service of my family’ (pictured in February, 2020)
She wrote: ‘Today, pain and sadness woke me up to battle it. I found beauty hidden in plain sight. I’ve been stuck trying to figure out how to move in service of my family.
‘It finally came to me after spending the last few days thinking about how I can create direct, positive and longterm change for our community. Beauty is and will always be in the work. Stay tuned…If you haven’t heard it today I love you.’
The Harriet star sang a cover of Donny Hathaway’s Someday We’ll All Be Free last week in tribute to Floyd, the day after he was killed by ex-police officer Derek Chauvin.
Erivo wrote: ‘When I don’t have words I sing, when my heart hurts I sing, to watch yet another black body cut down hurt so I sing.’
In memory: The Harriet star sang a cover of Donny Hathaway’s Someday We’ll All Be Free last week in tribute to George Floyd