Last week, Revlon announced that Gadot, one of the hottest actresses in Hollywood right now after her star turn as Wonder Woman, will serve as its global brand ambassador and the lead of the Live Boldly campaign. “Revlon Live Boldly is designed to inspire women to express themselves with passion, optimism, strength and style,” the company said at the time. “And what better embodiment of all those qualities than Gal Gadot.”Gadot, an IDF veteran, has never shied away from her Israeli identity, even speaking Hebrew during her opening monologue when she hosted NBC’s Saturday Night Live last year.Just a week ago, Lebanese fashion designer Elie Saab posted an image from social media of Gadot wearing one of his gowns to an awards show in New York, and then removed the post after anti-Israel activists protested online.This is why I won't be accepting @revlon's Changemaker Award celebrating their new campaign with @GalGadot. pic.twitter.com/Aa099uiRjD
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