Cheryl Hines slammed for posting 'weird' video of RFK Jr showering to promote her 'MAHA' candle line

WASHINGTON, DC: Television star Cheryl Hines shared a video on November 27 promoting her line of 'MAHA' candles and self-care products for the Black Friday sale, in which her husband Robert F Kennedy Jr appeared showering in the background, reported Mediaite.

Kennedy Jr has been nominated by President-elect Donald Trump to head the Department of Health and Human Services in his incoming administration and has long promoted the slogan 'Make America Healthy Again' (MAHA).

While Hines was reportedly unhappy with the Democratic royalty endorsing Trump in the 2024 general election, her company Hines+Young has released a line of products named after the slogan that owes its origin to Trump's 'Make America Great Again' (MAGA).

Cheryl Hines's promotional video of her ‘MAHA’ candle line

Cheryl Hines took to Instagram and uploaded a short video on her story on Friday afternoon, where she was seen hawking candles as Robert F Kennedy Jr showered behind her.

“No! You can’t take a shower, I’m doing a video!” Hines yells at Kennedy in the clip, who appears semi-naked mid-shower. She then proceeds to mention that the candles she was promoting were available at a discount of 60 percent in the sale, and asks her followers to visit the company website.

Kennedy Jr did not speak throughout the video and stayed in the shower. He had previously stated that his endorsement of Trump had been "difficult" for his wife, though it seemingly did not stop her from riding the 'MAHA' wave to sell her products.

Internet trolls Cheryl Hines for 'cringe' upload

The Instagram story uploaded by Hines became viral across social media platforms, and the actress was slammed by netizens for the "incredibly weird" content. The following tweets demonstrate the predominant takes.

"Can MAGA just not be weird for like one day?….this is gross," wrote a user.

"This is one of the cringiest things I've ever seen...lost all respect for Cheryl Hines," shared another.

"Incredibly weird and absolutely disgusting. Imagine this insane people are about to run HHS!" expressed a third.

"Swing and a miss. No thank you," quipped a fourth.

"Absolutely shameful," stated a fifth.

"Grifting weirdos. All of them," jibed a sixth.

"Now this is weird. Who thought this was a good idea?" asked yet another.

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