Taraji P. Henson Calls Out Celebs Attending Bezos-Backed Met Gala: “WTF Are We Doing?”

Taraji P. Henson Calls Out Celebs Attending Bezos-Backed Met Gala: “WTF Are We Doing?”
Taraji P. Henson is speaking out as controversy builds around this year’s Met Gala.
The actress took to social media to question why celebrities are still attending the high-profile event, which is being backed by billionaire Jeff Bezos and his wife, Lauren Sánchez. Her comments came in response to a viral video criticizing the gala’s ties to Bezos and the messaging around it.
“I am so confused by some ppl that are going. I am just like WTF ARE WE DOING!?!?!?!” Henson wrote, echoing growing criticism surrounding the event.
The 2026 Met Gala has been facing backlash due to Bezos’ involvement as a major sponsor, with critics pointing to issues like wealth inequality and broader political concerns.
Henson isn’t alone. Several high-profile figures have either spoken out or opted not to attend, fueling speculation that the event is becoming increasingly polarizing within the entertainment and fashion worlds.
Despite the criticism, the Met Gala — long considered fashion’s biggest night — is still expected to draw major names, even as debate continues online over who should — and shouldn’t — show up.
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