Olivia Wilde is here to “call bullshit” on unattainable mom standards.
On Wednesday, the actress and mom of two posted a photo on Instagram of an ad on Amazon that features a woman wearing a breast pump bra. In the caption, Wilde noted that something seemed off.
“This lady definitely did not recently birth a child who requires breast milk to be pumped,” she wrote.
Real quick just wanna take a break from online (lazy-person) x mas shopping to call bullshit on this ad for a breast-pump bra cuz this lady definitely did not recently birth a child who requires breastmilk to be pumped. Also want to give a quick cyber hug to this model who had to pretend to have recently birthed a milk-fed baby-child when she clearly has spent the last year lifting tiny weights and meditating. (Side note: why does Amazon insert breast-pump ads into every single goddamn search I make? I'm no longer in the market for more pump supplies Amazon! Shut it down!) PS. I own this bra and it's awesome.
A photo posted by Olivia Wilde (@oliviawilde) on Dec 14, 2016 at 7:57pm PST
Wilde also offered a “quick cyber hug” to the model for having to act as though she had recently “birthed a milk-fed baby-child.” Though it’s unclear whether Wilde is right, her suggestion ― that actual moms should model products marketed to them ― is one advertisers should consider.
Fellow moms have loved Wilde’s other takes on motherhood. In October, the actress called out photographers who followed her just to get a snap of the pregnant star. Before that, she blasted subway riders who don’t offer their seats to pregnant women.
Never change, Olivia.
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On Wednesday, the actress and mom of two posted a photo on Instagram of an ad on Amazon that features a woman wearing a breast pump bra. In the caption, Wilde noted that something seemed off.
“This lady definitely did not recently birth a child who requires breast milk to be pumped,” she wrote.
Real quick just wanna take a break from online (lazy-person) x mas shopping to call bullshit on this ad for a breast-pump bra cuz this lady definitely did not recently birth a child who requires breastmilk to be pumped. Also want to give a quick cyber hug to this model who had to pretend to have recently birthed a milk-fed baby-child when she clearly has spent the last year lifting tiny weights and meditating. (Side note: why does Amazon insert breast-pump ads into every single goddamn search I make? I'm no longer in the market for more pump supplies Amazon! Shut it down!) PS. I own this bra and it's awesome.
A photo posted by Olivia Wilde (@oliviawilde) on Dec 14, 2016 at 7:57pm PST
Wilde also offered a “quick cyber hug” to the model for having to act as though she had recently “birthed a milk-fed baby-child.” Though it’s unclear whether Wilde is right, her suggestion ― that actual moms should model products marketed to them ― is one advertisers should consider.
Fellow moms have loved Wilde’s other takes on motherhood. In October, the actress called out photographers who followed her just to get a snap of the pregnant star. Before that, she blasted subway riders who don’t offer their seats to pregnant women.
Never change, Olivia.
-- This feed and its contents are the property of The Huffington Post, and use is subject to our terms. It may be used for personal consumption, but may not be distributed on a website. Reported by Huffington Post 8 hours ago.