Rachel Zegler, known for her role in Disney’s highly anticipated live-action adaptation of “Snow White,” is facing significant backlash following the film’s disappointing box office performance. The film, which opened to critical skepticism and poor audience reception, has reportedly led to tensions among the cast and crew, including unfounded claims that Zegler’s co-star Andrew Burnap has blamed her for the film’s failure.

“Snow White,” released on a wave of controversy, has quickly become one of the lowest-rated films in IMDb history, suffering an alarming 66% drop in ticket sales in its second week. The backlash from audiences, particularly parents concerned about the film’s messaging, has forced Disney to reevaluate its marketing strategy. Industry insiders suggest that Zegler’s comments during the promotional tour, where she criticized the original character dynamics and referred to the male lead as a “weird stalker,” may have contributed to the film’s negative reception.

Amid the chaos, Zegler has attempted to salvage her image by attending screenings of the film, only to find near-empty theaters, a situation that has sparked ridicule on social media. Reports indicate that Disney executives are increasingly frustrated with Zegler and have considered cutting ties with her, especially following her controversial political statements that alienated a segment of the audience.

Furthermore, tensions escalated between Zegler and her co-star Gal Gadot, pinpointed as another factor affecting the film’s promotion. Sources close to production reveal that the rapport between the two actresses has soured, complicating the film’s marketing efforts.

As Zegler navigates this tumultuous landscape, rumors of a potential lawsuit against Disney for alleged wrongful termination and discrimination have emerged. While the future of her career hangs in the balance, the path to recovery may prove challenging for the actress, as she grapples with the fallout from her outspoken nature and the film’s disastrous launch.