Rachel Zegler, the star of Disney’s live-action “Snow White,” has plunged into a public relations nightmare after The Simpsons aired a scathing parody episode titled “Snowwoke,” which brutally lampoons her portrayal of the iconic character. The episode debuted to a firestorm of controversy, with critics and fans alike rallying around its sharp satire, depicting Zegler’s Snow White as an insufferable figure lecturing about equity and feminism, while her film flounders in the box office.

Sources reveal that Zegler, already reeling from months of backlash following her controversial interviews and social media activity, was blindsided by the episode. In a desperate move, she allegedly contacted her team, urging them to demand that Fox either pull the episode or remove her parody character. However, Fox stood firm, declaring the episode had aired, and it was protected under satire. Social media erupted with clips and memes, turning Zegler’s public persona into a national punchline almost overnight.

Zegler’s silence following the episode has only fueled speculation about her future in Hollywood, as her name has been conspicuously absent from ongoing promotions and upcoming projects. Insiders suggest that studios are now treating her as “radioactive,” wary of the potential backlash her involvement could bring. Yet, the irony lies in her talent; it’s not a matter of capability, but rather the narrative that now surrounds her—one of hubris and disconnect from audience sentiment.

The Simpsons have not just drawn blood; they’ve illuminated the precarious nature of fame in the entertainment industry. As the episode trends online, Zegler faces the ultimate test of resilience. Will she reclaim her narrative, or has her career suffered an irretrievable blow? The world is watching, and the stakes have never been higher.