Mod Sun and Camila Cabello.
Getty ImagesSun position He came to Camila CabelloDefense after photos of a concert apparently went viral.
A image of Cabello, 27, singing at a venue with unfilled seats, has been trading at X since Monday, January 20.
“99% of artists have canceled show + take out 'mental health' statement,” Mod Sun, 37, Written on x On Tuesday, January 21.
I earned my respect by performing. That show meant the world to the people in the crowd that night. Empty offers are still offers.”
Camila Cabello made an entrance at Petiments Fashion Week show on Friday, September 27, when she arrived wearing a balaclava ski mask that covered her entire face. The “Just Havana” singer's eyes and mouth were visible from behind a ski mask, which she accessorized with a pair of diamond earrings. Capello Lounge Black (…)
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The photo was taken during Cabello's headlining set on the AT&T Playoff Live! at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, on Sunday, January 19, according to multiple outlets including Page six and Daily Mail.
User They too Share a screenshot of available seats, claiming that about 30% of tickets have been sold.
US Weekly Capello's representatives have been reached for comment. Although the star did not address the photo publicly, she did share a sweet message for her fans via Instagram On Tuesday, January 21.
“The people I chose to admire as I was 12 now, from musicians to authors to painters, made me who I am,” Cabello wrote. “Being a fan is a transformative, creative, and sacred endeavor. And an artist who gives to their community gets back too, in the form of love, inspiration, and trust.”
“I'm honored to be this for you. It's one of the sweetest relationships I've ever known. I have fans who have been more loving, loyal, and ride-or-die than people in my real life.”
“Make no mistake, no matter how far and how close and far away the time is, the love in that room, the love between us is so real. I feel it too, I hold it close to my heart like a little light in a dark night. Yesterday, today and tomorrow,” she wrote.
