Jordyn Woods Responds After Being Accused Of Mocking Muslim Religion
Jordyn Woods Responds After Being Accused Of Mocking Muslim Religion
One year after the highly-publicized scandal involving Tristan Thompson and Khloe Kardashian, Jordyn Woods is ready to take over the world! Jordyn Woods, along with her mother Elizabeth and sister Jodie, were on a lavish family vacay in Abu Dhabi, Dubai this week. But that hasn’t stopped the 22-year-old influencer from ruffling feathers.

She posted a photo with all three ladies in a traditional headdress with the following caption:
“@jordynwoods Triplets take on the Grand Mosque #inabudhabi”

A Muslim follower criticized the Woods family’s tourism:
“Haram and you have mocked our religion in an offensive way…”
Haram is a way of describing a forbidden behavior.

Jordyn Woods apologetically replied to the follower:
“I’m sorry if I offended you but in order to enter the Mosque you have to wear and Abaya.. in no world would I try to mock another person nor culture.”

She clarified her comments with this fierce video.
Was Jordyn Woods’ Abu Dhabi attire offensive? Let us know in the comments.
Written by Miata Shanay
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