Selma Blair Parts with Agency and PR Team Following Islamophobic Comments

The actress apologizes and changes management after her remarks about U.S. Representatives spark controversy.

Selma Blair has parted ways with her agency, Creative Artists Agency (CAA), and her public relations team after facing backlash for sharing Islamophobic rhetoric on social media.
Blair's controversial comments targeted U.S. Representatives Rashida Tlaib and Cori Bush, referring to them as 'terrorist supporting goons.'
The actress apologized for her comments, acknowledging her mistake in conflating Muslims with Radical Islamists and expressing regret for the hurt caused.
Blair has changed her management and legal representatives, with Ben Gaynor now listed as her manager and Joshua Reitzas as her attorney.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) condemned Blair's comments, calling for film studios and talent agencies to address hateful remarks by artists.