Actress Abigail Breslin slams Instagram user who criticized her for wearing a face mask
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Academy Award-nominated actress Abigail Breslin, known for her role in "Little Miss Sunshine," shut down a social media user who criticized her for wearing a mask. Breslin has publicly stressed the importance of wearing face masks ever since her father died of COVID-19 last year.
After Breslin posted a photo of herself apparently riding The Big Apple Coaster in Las Vegas on Instagram on Monday, a fellow user commented, "Who's the pathetic loser wearing a mask?"
Breslin addressed the commenter head-on: "That pathetic loser would be me, someone who lost their dad due to someone not wearing a mask and given him COVID. You can kindly go f--- off now."
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