In a stunning twist of fate, Rachel Zegler, once heralded as Hollywood’s next shining star, finds herself at the center of a media firestorm following the disastrous release of Disney’s live-action “Snow White.” The film, which many hoped would revitalize the classic fairy tale, has instead become a case study in miscalculation, earning scathing critiques and a dismal box office performance, with ticket sales trailing far behind even the most modest of competitors.

Zegler’s recent outburst on social media, responding to backlash over her portrayal of the iconic princess, has only intensified the scrutiny surrounding her. “Get over your entitlement,” she declared, dismissing critics who voiced concerns about her interpretation of the character. But the anger from audiences has been palpable, not merely over her comments but also regarding the decision to eliminate the dwarfs, a move many see as a step backward for representation.

As the box office numbers tell a grim story—projected losses between $200-$400 million—Zegler’s public image has crumbled. Once celebrated for her performance in “West Side Story,” she has now become a target of ridicule, particularly with the release of a satirical “Simpsons” episode titled “Snowwoke: The Re-imagining,” which mocks her as a tone-deaf figure oblivious to her reality.

While Disney’s marketing machine worked tirelessly to promote the film, the response has been overwhelmingly negative. Audiences criticized Zegler’s attempts to modernize the tale, branding her comments as arrogant and out of touch. The once-anticipated film has now become a punchline, with Zegler’s name synonymous with a project that many believe has tarnished the legacy of a beloved classic.

In the aftermath of this cinematic catastrophe, Zegler has gone silent, retreating from the spotlight as the industry she once represented begins to distance itself from her. The question now looms large: can she recover from this public relations nightmare, or is this the end of her fairy tale in Hollywood? The world watches with bated breath, eager to see if Zegler can piece her career back together or if the harsh satire has sealed her fate.