In response to the backlash, Perry released a behind-the-scenes clip explaining that the video was intended as satire.

The marketing for the film has been criticised for its emphasis on commercial products rather than the film’s themes.

Perry, known for his role on "Friends," struggled with addiction to painkillers and alcohol throughout his career.

He retired in 2024 and is survived by his wife, Heather Ann Kramer, whom he married in 2011.

Ponder had been with ESPN since 2011 and was under a contract reportedly exceeding $3 million.

The cause of his death has not been disclosed.

The tech mogul and the author were prominent critics of Khelif's participation in the Olympics, where she won gold.

“I have no words. This decision comes as a significant blow to everyone who has championed my journey.”

A Disney spokesperson expressed condolences but emphasized that the company is defending itself from the lawsuit.

Social media trolls continue to cling to their views on gender, despite Khelif’s video displaying her feminine side.