Under Audrey's confused gaze, Nora handed over her phone. "Look."
The top entertainment headline of the day featured a massive photo of her and a man. Based on their posture and the background, it was undeniably from yesterday, right after Joaquin dropped her off and handed her the ointment.
The photo was clearly taken by a professional paparazzi. They had found the perfect angle to make Audrey's face crystal clear while keeping the man's identity completely blurred. The angle also made their brief interaction look incredibly intimate.
The headline screamed: [Rookie Actress Sleeps Her Way to a Major Role].
Audrey frowned and skimmed the article. It detailed exactly how she had supposedly leveraged connections to go from a lowly production assistant to a featured actress in the blockbuster “Drowning in the Deep Blue.”
Though it never explicitly named names, every single sentence strongly implied that her "sugar daddy" was Joaquin Judd. It painted her as the homewrecker tearing Joaquin and Rainey apart.
She scrolled down to the comments. It was an absolute bloodbath.
[No wonder Joaquin gave that whole speech about 'fairness' and forced the writer to give her a role. They were sleeping together!]
[This mistress has zero shame! Joaquin and Rainey were literally cutting a cake together on stage at the launch, and she had the nerve to stand there and talk to them without flinching!]
[Do you guys remember the video from the launch? She was analyzing the mistress character! No wonder she understood the role so well—she's a pro at it in real life!]
[Get this homewrecker out of the industry!]
[Boycott the homewrecker! Boycott the movie!]


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