Camila Cabello responds to being admired by Britney on Instagram

[Fita]

[Emil87]

She’s still a flop.

[nwonder]

[GirlOnTheMoon]

Camila is the sweetest person ever, I've met her 6 times and every time she was the best. The last two times she remembered me 

[SlideAway]

It must be pretty special being recognised/shouted out to by someone who has had such an illustrious career.

 

Edited 3 hours ago by SlideAway

[nwonder]

4 minutes ago, GirlOnTheMoon said:

Camila is the sweetest person ever, I've met her 6 times and every time she was the best. The last two times she remembered me 

I’ve always found her kinda annoying and never really liked her esp after her controversial history (…which I know she’s apologised for). But this is so sweet and nice to hear and reading this has started to change my mind on her tbh. Thanks for posting this ❤️❤️ 

[monalisaney81]

Camila is so underrated. She is such a star, love her. 

[GirlOnTheMoon]

37 minutes ago, nwonder said:

I’ve always found her kinda annoying and never really liked her esp after her controversial history (…which I know she’s apologised for). But this is so sweet and nice to hear and reading this has started to change my mind on her tbh. Thanks for posting this ❤️❤️ 

I’m not defending Camila’s actions, but it’s worth noting she was only 14-15 when it happened. Coming from a Hispanic family myself, and living in South Florida, I can somewhat understand the cultural difference (again, NOT justifying her behavior). In Hispanic cultures, race and appearance are viewed differently, and the way we speak can be jarring in other contexts. For example, I’m from Venezuela, and it’s common in our friend groups to call people “el gordo,” “el flaco,” “la negra,” “el negro,” etc. We might even use phrases like “la venezolana estúpida esa” when angry lol, which would be totally inappropriate in the U.S. Her upbringing and environment likely played a role, and I believe her parents share some responsibility in the way they raised her and spoke in the privacy of their home.

However, the key point is that she apologized and even took steps to educate herself and understand the broader cultural issues. As a society, once we call out someone's mistakes, we should also give them the space to grow and correct those mistakes. Otherwise, what’s the point of holding people accountable if we never allow them the opportunity to learn and change?

[Dama Etro]

Alright Camila just .. don't take pictures with barbie heads in your mouth. Secret tip. 

[AII]

All she has to do is say she hates America and spit on donuts and she'll have a couple of number one albums because that's what the general public likes and wants ❤️❤️❤️

[PlatinumB]

Even Britney can be wrong  She's still trash.

[DiamondCircus]

People are so pressed when Celebs or peole say night things to or about Britney, and then they're angry if they feel nice things aren't said.

Camila did nothing wrong, same as the Jack in the Box Employee, the NBA player, and X Tina.