‘MY Barbie’: Jason Aldean defends spouse amid woke assaults over tomboy joke

Country music star Jason Aldean has chimed in on the viral dialog surrounding his spouse Brittany saying she was grateful her dad and mom let her "tomboy section" be simply that, a section.

In a social media video displaying Brittany Aldean preparing final week, the style designer mentioned that she beloved “this girly life.”

“I’d actually prefer to thank my dad and mom for not altering my gender once I went by my tomboy section,” Aldean wrote on Instagram. “I like this girly life.”

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Her put up seemingly referenced latest medical and political discussions regarding minors’ potential to endure gender-transitioning procedures.

Whereas many have praised Aldean’s put up, others took to Twitter in anger.

"You’d suppose celebs with magnificence manufacturers would see the positives in together with LGBTQ+ individuals of their messaging,” singer Cassadee Pope mentioned. "However as a substitute right here we're, listening to somebody evaluate their 'tomboy section' to somebody eager to transition. Actual good."

Pop and hip hop artist Maren Morris additionally slammed Aldean, calling her “a scumbag human.”

“It’s really easy to, like, not be a scumbag human? Promote your clip-ins and zip it, Revolt Barbie,” Morris tweeted.

That’s when Jason Aldean chimed in to say, “MY Barbie!!”, in a touch upon an Instagram photograph of his spouse.

The nation music star additionally responded to his spouse’s controversial video put up, joking their marriage wouldn't have labored had she transitioned.

“Lmao!!” Jason Aldean mentioned. “I’m glad they didn’t [let you undergo gender-transition surgery] too, trigger you and I wouldn’t have labored out.”

In response to the assaults, Brittany Aldean defined: "Some dad and mom need to be accepted by society so badly that they’re keen to make life-altering selections for his or her youngsters who aren’t sufficiently old to grasp the results of their actions absolutely."

Aldean’s feedback come as non-public Catholic colleges are seeing a rise in enrollment resulting from dad and mom' considerations over important race principle, gender principle, and COVID-19 insurance policies. Many Republican states are additionally implementing insurance policies meant to guard girls’s sports activities.