Rose McGowan is taking a stand... against the stand Natalie Portman recently made.
The Scream actress and #MeToo activist has a problem with the cape Portman wore to the 2020 Oscars and in a scathing Facebook post, she let the world — and Natalie — know it.
In 1998, the Scream actress wore her infamous "naked dress" to the VMAs, alongside then-fiancé, Marilyn Manson.
At the 2014 VMAs, Amber Rose took a page from McGowan by wearing a similar dress.
Rose's was much more modest, as hers featured dangling silver chains that covered up her front-half.
Case in point: the cape that Natalie Portman wore to the event.
It had the names of the female directors who weren't nominated for an Oscar embroidered on the hem.
Greta Gerwig (Little Women), Lorena Scafaria (Hustlers), Lulu Wang (The Farewell), and Marielle Heller (ABeautiful Day in the Neighborhood) were among the names on Portman's cape.
At the 2018 Oscars, Portman made sure to call out "all the men" that were being nominated for directing.
This is Natalie Portman's world and we are just living in it.
All except one.
The star is very open about her thoughts and opinions, even to the point that it makes some people uncomfortable (but that's probably the point).
In a post shared to her Facebook page, she wrote that she found Natalie's cape to be "deeply offensive."
She simply found Portman to be an "actress acting the part of someone who cares. As so many of them do," she wrote.
"I just want her and other actresses to walk the walk."
McGowan's facts weren't right, though, since Portman has actually worked with three female directors in films before.
"Yes, you, Natalie. You are the problem. Lip service is the problem. Fake support of other women is the problem."
"What you do affects the world, Natalie. As does what you do not do."
"I am singling you out because you are the latest in a long line of actresses who are acting the part of a woman who cares about other women," she wrote.
She then recalled a memory of seeing Natalie speak at an event on behalf of women.
"I was at a Women in Film event that you spoke at once, Natalie. You reeled off depressing statistics and then we all went back to our salads."
"There is no law that says you need to hire women, work with women, or support women. By all means, you do you. But I am saying stop pretending you’re some kind of champion for anything other than yourself."
"As for me, I’ll be over here raising my voice and fighting for change without any compensation. That is activism."
It's all very complicated.
While a lot of people were expecting a clap back, the celeb actually had a very put together answer.
"Brave is a term I more strongly associate with actions like those of the women who have been testifying against Harvey Weinstein the last few weeks, under incredible pressure,” she said.
You can read her entire statement here.
Whose side are you taking? Rose or Natalie? Let us know in the comments!
