MAGA media personality Gina Loudon claimed the blockbuster film “Wicked” was “offensive” and “racist” toward white people, shortly before falsely describing its star Ariana Grande as “obviously Hispanic.”

Loudon, who served on the 2020 Donald Trump campaign’s media advisory board and is a patron at Mar-a-Lago, said she is “kind of fed up” with Hollywood storylines that portray white people as “stupid and evil.” .

She discussed the film, in which Grande stars alongside Cynthia Erivo, on Tuesday during a show on the far-right cable channel Real America’s Voice.

“Crazy, the movie broke box office records,” Loudon said. “I saw it, but I was very excited by the idea of ​​seeing the interpretation of it. But I should have known it was Holly-weird – I should have known they would try to wake it up in any way they could think of.

“Let’s just start with the fact that they have Ariana Grande, who is obviously a Hispanic woman, playing the role of a shy, blonde, white, real villain in this particular film.

“I honestly found the racism and racial appropriation offensive. Not all white people are stupid and evil, and I’m just kind of tired of that story, and I feel like it started there and kind of lost me there, and it was three hours long.”

Singer-songwriter Grande, 31, is in fact of Italian-American descent on both sides of her family, not Latino or Hispanic. Last year, both her brother and mother received Italian passports.

In addition to her platform as a conservative media commentator and Trump advisor, Loudon also served as co-chair of Women for Trump 2020.

She is married to John Loudon, a former Missouri state senator, and is the mother of Bo Loudon – a conservative content creator and good friend of Barron Trump.