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Luminee CEO faces backlash after sharing AI photograph with Baba Ijesha in priest, nun outfits
Fashion designer Abiodun Folashade Tokunbo, popularly often known as the CEO of Luminee, has sparked blended reactions on-line after sharing an AI-generated photograph of herself, her husband, actor Baba Ijesha, and their son wearing spiritual outfits.
The picture, which she shared on social media forward of their son’s birthday on November 12, depicted Baba Ijesha dressed as a Catholic priest, whereas Tokunbo appeared in a nun’s behavior. Their younger son was additionally featured within the {photograph}.
The photograph, nevertheless, attracted blended reactions from social media customers, with some praising the creativity behind the idea whereas others criticised the couple’s alternative of outfits.
Some critics argued that utilizing Catholic spiritual clothes for a playful digital photoshoot was inappropriate, urging the designer to respect the spiritual beliefs and traditions of others.
Others, nevertheless, appeared unbothered by the idea, describing it as a artistic strategy to mark their son’s birthday.
The reactions have since generated discussions on-line, with social media customers expressing differing views on using spiritual symbols in AI-generated pictures.
Reacting to the image: @magdalane mentioned, “this woman is dumb”; @anniebellyn wrote, “I am disappointed in you”; @tiatasiic mentioned, “nuisance”; whereas @ellaminchis went additional to say, “this is entirely inappropriate and reflects a clear double standard. Why not draw inspiration from your own Celestial Church rather than using Catholic priesthood and sisterhood as a material for ridicule? this is not acceptable.”
@nk3chie wrote: “Wrong, wrong. Respect people’s faith. smh.”
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