‘Are You Tone Deaf?’: Jane Fonda Slammed for Supporting Kendall Jenner as New L’Oreal Ambassador

Jane Fonda was recently under fire for endorsing Kendall Jenner as L'Oreal's newest ambassador, calling her talented in an Instagram post. Fans think less of the supermodel.

American actress Jane Fonda spent several decades building her name in the entertainment industry and has since amassed millions of fans.

She recently supported Kendall Jenner as L'Oreal's newest endorser and praised the reality star-turned-supermodel on Instagram.

Alongside a series of Jenner's photos from a photoshoot, Fonda claimed she was thrilled to have the model join the cosmetic brand's family. She went on to describe Jenner as a "powerful, successful, and talented" woman.

However, fans soon called her out in the comments section, sharing their thoughts on the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star. One fan said:

"Jane. Are you [tone-deaf]? This woman is the epitome of talentless."

A second fan chimed in, "This woman can't even cut a cucumber without her mother calling for a maid to it." Another fan pointed out that Fonda was obligated to support as a fellow L'Oreal endorser, but others believed Fonda's "standards have dropped."

A few weeks ago, Fonda supported another L'Oreal brand ambassador, Eva Longoria. However, her post was met with more positive reactions.

L'Oreal Paris announced Jenner as a new ambassador a few days ago, calling her a powerful person. The brand's president, Delphine Viguier-Hovasse, hopes Jenner could help empower every woman. "She is the embodiment of everything Gen-Z stands for," Viguier-Hovasse said.

Fonda swears by L'Oreal products and uses them for her everyday skincare. One of her holy grails is the Age Perfect Cell Renewal Midnight Serum.

Besides caring for her skin, Jane Fonda also cares for her health to be strong for her grandchildren. She says good posture is the key to looking younger and having a good figure. Now in her 80s, she still works to earn her family's love. Most recently, Fonda took to the streets to join the SAG-AFTRA strike.