If you've ever had a shop employee glaring suspiciously at you because they think you shoplifted, this story will definitely resonate with you.
It happens to the best of us, even celebrities.
If you've ever had a shop employee glaring suspiciously at you because they think you shoplifted, this story will definitely resonate with you.
It happens to the best of us, even celebrities.
All of her songs are bops and if you haven't heard them yet, I highly recommend you get on that as soon as possible.
She's even modeled in a campaign for Rihanna's makeup line, Fenty Beauty, in the past.
But things quickly took a turn for the worst.
Apparently, this employee lives under a rock and doesn't listen to mainstream music because they did not recognize the celeb at all — and if they did, they'd realize that SZA surely doesn't need to steal Fenty Beauty products.
She explained that she and the security personnel had a "long talk".
Presumably, she was able to prove that she was, in fact, not stealing.
Obviously, everyone has the right to shop without being harassed and accused of crimes they didn't commit.
It's SZA. She could probably buy the whole damn store if she wanted to.
Which probably made matters marginally more irritating to her.
Having worked at Sephora before and put in her time with the company, you'd think she'd get a little bit more credit than this.
They reassured her that they regret that this happened to her and that they take these complaints seriously.
They explained that they want everyone to feel welcome in their stores.
Her fans replied to Sephora, basically telling them to take their apology and shove it if they plan on keeping around "racist" employees.
This fan suggested that they should probably vet their employees better before hiring them.
They added that Sephora better get their act together because she doesn't want to have to start boycotting the brands she loves.
Countless SZA fans flooded in, leaving one-star reviews, commenting that their store is "canceled", and calling them out for their blatant disrespect.
SZA was the wrong person to wrongly call security on — her fans are making that abundantly clear.
Do you think that Sandy, the Sephora employee, should face repercussions for racial profiling? Should Sephora do more for SZA to compensate for this major error?