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Osaka Claps Back: 'I Don't Care If You Don't Like Me'
10 Sep
Summary
- Osaka responded to critics of her U.S. Open fashion choices.
- She celebrated her Haitian heritage, linking it to her bold style.
- Osaka stated that making a path easier for others is worth it.
Tennis superstar Naomi Osaka recently addressed online criticism of her fashion choices during the U.S. Open. She posted a strong response on her Threads account, stating her indifference to negative opinions about her style. Osaka highlighted her unique pre-match entrances, which were notably styled by Law Roach and included a tribute to NBA icon Allen Iverson. This particular look garnered praise from Iverson himself.
Despite positive reactions from some, including Iverson, other social media users and commentators expressed disapproval of Osaka's outfits. Osaka, who has been open about her mental health journey, drew parallels between this backlash and past criticism she received. She embraced her Haitian heritage, suggesting her bold approach is innate. Osaka concluded by framing her experiences as a means to create an easier path for future athletes.
