Madison LeCroy signs Brittany Aldean’s ‘transphobic’ views.
The 31-year-old “Southern Charm” star showed support for Jason Aldean’s wife’s recent Instagram post with the caption: “I would really like to thank my parents for not changing my gender as I went through my tomboy phase. I love this girly life 🤎✌🏼.”
“😂😂😂 the same!” LeCroy reacted to the video of the mother of two, 33, who went all out.
The blonde bombshells seem to have more than just their social views as both women have been involved in high-profile cases before.
LeCroy’s situation with Alex Rodriguez ended his engagement to Jennifer Lopez, and Brittany was caught kissing Jason while still married to Jessica Ussery.
LeCroy wasn’t the only Bravolebrity to find Brittany’s message recognizable, as “Real Housewives of Orange County” alum and devout Christian Lydia McLaughlin made sure to give it a “like.”
Brittany’s country star husband, 45, also thought the post was funny, saying: “Lmao!! I’m glad they didn’t either, because you and I wouldn’t have worked 😂.”
However, two of his colleagues were shocked.
“You’d think beauty brand celebs would see the positives of including LGBTQ+ people in their posts. But instead we hear someone comparing their ‘tomboy phase’ to someone who wants to switch. Really nice,” country musician Cassadee Pope, 33, tweeted regarding Brittany’s video.
Grammy winner Maren Morris, 32, added to pope’s comment,,It’s so easy to, like, not be an asshole person? Sell your clip-ins and zip it up, Insurrection Barbie’, before getting on with conservative commentator Candace Owens.
Brittany responded to the singers via her Instagram story, accusing Pope of “advocating the genital mutilation of children” and referring to the “Middle” singer as “Karen Morris”.
But Pope and Morris were not alone in their criticism, as a handful of Brittany’s followers also condemned her statement.
“Man, this is why when VetTix offered FREE Jason Aldean tickets, I didn’t take them. Transphobia doesn’t look good on you ️”, one person commented on the video.
“The Bible may say you disagree with others, but it says to leave judgment to God and God alone,” commented another. “That’s the biggest problem I have with Christianity right now. I grew up in the church, but the hatred in the hearts of ‘God’s’ people just isn’t for me.”
Another dissident disagreed with Brittany’s use of the song “Upgrade U” to accompany the clip, writing: “Don’t use Beyoncé in the background to perpetuate any nonsense. [sic] you try. She loves everything…. Unlike yourself.”
Despite the backlash, “Memphis and Navy’s Mom💋” doubled down on her “beliefs” by sharing on her Instagram story a quote originally posted by Republican pundit Robby Starbuck, defending herself for “stand[ing] standing up for what is right and true.”
Representatives of LeCroy did not immediately respond to Vidak For Congress’s request for comment, while Brittany, Pope and Morris have not yet addressed their feud further.