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Taiwanese Brands Drop Jamie Tsai Over Pro-China Remarks
Taiwanese influencer and fashion writer Jamie Tsai has lost brand partnerships after her controversial comments on Taiwan’s status sparked online outrage.
Jamie, who has 145k Instagram followers, recently shared a post discussing "freedom."
However, the conversation took a political turn when she responded to Netizens by saying, "Taiwan is part of China. The Republic of China no longer exists. Taiwan is just a province of China."
Her comments quickly went viral, with many Taiwanese Netizens criticising her stance.
Some called for a boycott, questioning her loyalty to Taiwan.
Brands Cut Ties Over Controversy
Following the backlash, Elle Taiwan swiftly announced that Jamie Tsai was no longer affiliated with them.
The skincare brand Amor Fati also distanced itself, stating they "will not work with those who do not respect Taiwan's sovereignty."
While Jamie faced backlash in Taiwan, Chinese Netizens responded differently.
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Many praised her statement, and state media reaffirmed the "One China" position. Celebrities in China often repost such remarks, further amplifying the debate.
Online Divide Continues
The incident highlights the ongoing tension surrounding Taiwan’s status.
While Jamie Tsai’s comments gained approval in China, they have cost her valuable collaborations in Taiwan, showing the stark divide in public opinion across the strait.