Report: Anne Hathaway Walks Out of Vanity Fair Photoshoot in Union Solidarity

Movie star Anne Hathaway reportedly walked out of a photoshoot in New York on Tuesday for Vainness Truthful in a present of solidarity with hanging employees for the journal’s writer, Condé Nast.

The actor had been ready with make-up and hair styling however had not begun posing for photos when phrase reached her that media employees have been participating in a 24-hour work stoppage amid union-corporation negotiations, Selection journal was first to report on Tuesday.

About 400 employees who’re union members at Condé Nast and dealing for titles together with Vainness Truthful, Vogue, GQ and others had downed pens in a protest on the means the writer is negotiating over lay-offs.

Hathaway was on the premises for photoshoot on Tuesday morning.

“They hadn’t even began taking pictures but,” Selection journal reported an unnamed supply telling the outlet, including: “As soon as Anne was made conscious of what was happening, she simply obtained up from hair and make-up and left.”

The Guardian has reached out to Condé Nast and representatives of Hathaway for remark.

Employees walked off the job within the morning across the time the Oscar nominations have been introduced, Selection additional reported, and held a rally exterior the corporate’s places of work in Manhattan.

The union posted on X, previously Twitter, saying: “Thanks Anne Hathaway for not crossing our picket line.”

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