Drew Barrymore: Article "Surreal" defended by EgyptAir

EgyptAir defended an interview with actress Drew Barrymore, published in her on-board magazine after her posting on social media.

The article, in which we quote the ET star talking about motherhood, became viral after being posted on Twitter.

Barrymore representatives stated that she "did not participate" in the interview.

EgyptAir said it was "an interview in a professional magazine" and the author of the article, Aida Takla O & # 39; Reilly insisted it was "authentic and far from being fake".

The article, which contains a number of grammatical and spelling errors, was spotted by political analyst Adam Baron in Horus, EgyptAir's flight magazine.

Adam Baron, a journalist and expert from Yemen, published on Tuesday on Twitter images of the article, describing its content as "surreal".

The play begins with observations on Barrymore's romantic story, claiming that she was "unstable in her relationships" and had "several unsuccessful marriages".

The introduction goes on to say that the "beautiful American actress Hollywood … recently decided to [sic] take unlimited vacation to play her most crucial role as a mother ".

The actress Charlie & # 39; s Angels reportedly said she did not "intentionally follow certain parenting methods" with her daughters, Olive and Frankie.

"I do not consult psychologists," she said, according to the magazine. "I focus on feeding their minds as well as their little bodies."

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The article then praised the 43-year-old woman for "her former graceful body" after giving birth.

The actress reportedly said: "I feel overwhelmed when someone tells me that I have regained my image and that I managed to lose extra weight.

"However, I find that it is an excellent opportunity to encourage all overweight women to work to regain their beauty and their body, especially because it is not as difficult as it is to be able to work." we could think so. "

Aida Takla O. Reilly is a former Egyptian President of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association (HFPA), which annually organizes the Golden Globes Awards.

Stars often participate in press conferences of HFPA members, who use the resulting citations in internationally published articles.

Barrymore representatives stated that she had not "technically … sat down with EgyptAir for an interview", but that the quotes had been extracted from a press conference of this type.

According to Metro, they reportedly told Takla O'Reilly that she had not written the introduction, while she was the author.

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