According to Ayo Edebiri, she was just having “a silly goofy time” when reflecting on what she said was Elon Musk contributing to a lot of negativity aimed at her.

After Elon Musk spread a false story suggesting that Ayo Edeberi was being eyed by Walt Disney Studios to appear in a new Pirates of the Caribbean film, she received a plethora of hateful replies; in addition to the racist backlash that people of color generally face from supposed “fans” of established franchises,

"Not only is he [a] double Sieg Heil-ing fascist, he’s an idiot," the actress writes about the Tesla CEO and Trump advisor The post Ayo Edebiri Says She Received Death Threats When Elon Musk Shared a Fake ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ Reboot Story appeared first on TheWrap.