10 examples of how Halle Bailey is a princess on film and beyond

On May 25, actress and singer Halle Bailey (23) will star as Ariel in the live action “The Little Mermaid” classic Disney animation, originally released in 1989.

It doesn’t take much more than a few clicks on the internet to understand why Halle was cast to play the role of one of Disney’s most beloved princesses, her beauty, charisma and talent is breathtaking.

In her social networks, Halle appears in photos with light makeup, elegant looks, and diverse hairstyles, for the actress, all styles fit her like a glove.

Therefore, we separate 10 times when Halle Bailey was a real Disney princess in her photos on Instagram, see below:

Halle Bailey (Playback / Instagram)

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Halle Bailey (Playback / Instagram)

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RACIST ATTACKS ON SOCIAL MEDIA

Since she was announced as the protagonist of the live action of “The Little Mermaid“, the artist was heavily criticized on the internet for not being “similar” to the cartoon character. The white skin was replaced by black skin and the straight hair replaced by dreadlocks, but maintaining the essence of the character, her hair is red hair, her tail is green, her bikini is purple, and of course her voice is as harmonic and sensitive as the original.

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In an interview with “The Face” Halle spoke about the racist attacks she has been receiving from the public.

“As a black person, you just wait (for racist attacks) and it’s not a shock anymore” said the artist. “I know people think, ‘It’s not about race.’ But now that I’m her… People don’t understand that when you’re black there’s this whole other community. It’s very important for us to see ourselves.” Completed.

The live action of “The Little Mermaid” premieres on the 25th of this month in Brazilian cinemas and promises to be a success in ticket sales.

Featured photo: Halle Bailey (Play / Instagram)

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