Addison Rae

A string bikini bearing the words 'father,' 'son' and 'holy spirit' has landed TikTok star Addison Rae in hot water with the Christian community.

After many called Rae out for performing the dances without crediting their Black choreographers, Fallon invited the creators on “The Tonight Show” to show off their moves. Last year, Rae and Jimmy Fallon received criticism for a “Tonight Show” segment that saw the 21-year-old teach the TV host a series of viral TikTok dances. “ppl cryin about addison rae wearing the father son and the holy spirit bikini is making me wanna support her like…

Addison Rae is catching some heat after she wore a 'holy trinity'-inspired bikini in an Instagram photo. Here's why everyone was freaking out about the ...

The $100 string bikini is all white, and has the words "father" and "son" emblazoned across each side of the bra, and the words "holy spirit" across the front of the bikini bottoms. She is a business owner and a double Scorpio who loves all things astrology and reality television. BuzzFeed reported that Praying has been “flooded” with DMs asking them to remove the bathing suit in question. It’s a much-loved brand, worn by A-listers like Olivia Rodrigo, Halsey, and Madison Beer, who have all been seen in various pieces. The 21-year-old actress and TikTok star shared a photo of herself on Instagram wearing one of the brand Praying's " Holy Trinity" bikinis. - The actress and TikTok star, 21, posted a photo from the chest up wearing a "Holy Trinity" bikini that some have called "blasphemous."

Addison Rae has deleted an Instagram photo of herself in Adidas x Praying Holy Trinity swimwear featuring the words "Father, Son, Holy Spirit" after being ...

You don’t disrespect any other religion, just Christianity? And why do you have to create it, @adidas? Not that I was ever a fan of adidas (or Addison Rae for that matter) but I’ll never buy anything from adidas. Following the backlash, Addison appears to have deleted the photo from her Instagram page. — Danny Bee 🇺🇸 (@DannyBee8801)— Danny Bee 🇺🇸 (@DannyBee8801) @whoisaddisonwhy do you gotta disrespect Christianity like that? TAKE THIS DOWN! pic.twitter.com/MiaDa3JxgF August 3, 2022 TAKE THIS DOWN!" this is soo disrespectful.

Addison Rae has been forced to remove an Instagram photo of herself in a controversial bikini, after fans accused her of “disrespecting religion”.

A favourite of young stars including Olivia Rodrigo, Halsey and Maddison Beer in addition to Rae, Praying offers cheeky styles inspired by Y2K nostalgia. BLASPHEMY!” Addison Rae has been forced to remove an Instagram photo of herself in a controversial bikini, after fans accused her of “disrespecting religion”.

Addison Rae's now-deleted Instagram bikini shot has sparked a tonne of backlash for being "blasphemous" and "disrespectful".

Another person said, “this is not okay! In her now-deleted Instagram post, the 21-year-old influencer and actress is sporting a white bikini top, with the words “Father” and “Son” printed on either side. After posting an image of herself modelling a controversial bikini set designed by online fashion retailer Praying, Addison Rae received a tonne of backlash from fans, who found the garment to be “blasphemous” and “disrespectful” to their religious beliefs.

TikTok star Addison Rae has divided fans with a new bikini photo, featuring swimwear with a religious theme – which not everyone is happy about.

Adidas also do not appear to have publicly commented on the upset the range has caused. A further Twitter user added, "if addison rae was mocking any other religion she’d be trending and getting cancelled rn. Hopefully the @whoisaddison bikini was a joke...

A young American influencer has upset the Christian right after she wore a “blasphemous” bikini as part of a collaboration with adidas.

One described the bikini as “So messed up”. A young American influencer has upset the Christian right after she wore a “blasphemous” bikini as part of a collaboration with adidas. “So Messed Up!” Fury As TikTok Star’s Adidas Bikini Collab Labelled As “Blasphemous”