Gal Gadot, with a bright smile, made a solo Disneyland visit, promoting the much-anticipated ‘Snow White’ live-action film. Her co-star, Rachel Zegler, was noticeably absent.
The ‘Wonder Woman’ actress seemed to fully embrace her role as the Evil Queen during her promotional event in Anaheim, California. Positively interacting with fans, she took photos with beloved Disney characters and joyfully engaged with children dressed as her character.
This sunny outing for Gadot, however, comes amidst swirling rumours of tension between her and Zegler. Sources have whispered that their differences — particularly highlighted by their varying political affiliations — have led to a strained relationship.
The buzz around their supposed frosty interaction didn’t keep them from their professional duties, though. Gadot and Zegler were last seen together presenting the award for best visual effects at the Oscars, momentarily pushing aside their rumoured disagreements.
Gadot’s focus on her work is evident as she continues promoting the film. Her patriotism and outspoken support for Israel following conflict in the region starkly contrasts with Zegler’s vocal stand for the Free Palestine movement, sharpening their political divide.
People close to the film production reveal Gadot’s frustration over the ongoing drama, suggesting the duo were never particularly close. Despite this, the ‘Red Notice’ star enjoyed the filming process and remains committed to promoting the movie.
The backdrop of controversy, including criticism over the film’s casting decisions, led to a trimmed-down premiere. The event was subdued, attended by select photographers and crew members, a decision likely made to mitigate further media interpretation of the actors’ dynamic.
Despite these challenges, both actresses managed to present a united front at select events, maintaining professionalism amidst political differences and ongoing speculative narratives.
In spite of the rumours and varying political views, Gadot and Zegler navigate their professional commitments, promoting ‘Snow White’. Their separate journeys hint at underlying disputes, yet they remain dedicated to the film’s success.
