Some have suggested the campaign, which coincides with Pride Month, was an 'inside joke' within the LGBT community, based on the premise that Brown would never behave in such a homophobic way. In reality, the Emmy nominated actress is a vocal anti-bullying campaigner and active supporter of LGBTQ+ rights.įans have jumped to her aid, calling society 'messed up' and saying homophobia is 'not something to joke about'. When her handle is typed into the Twitter search box, a blue page now appears with the message: 'Sorry, that page doesn't exist!'Ī second account, set up by Brown last summer to tackle bullying is still active, as is her Instagram account which has nearly 17 million followers.
The British star now appears to have deactivated her verified account which had nearly 2.3 million followers. Another shows a picture of Brown looking out of a car window with the caption 'Looking away from all the gay f**s xoxo'.
