Katie Price Said She Felt Beautiful... Then The INTERNET Chimed In.

The internet completely lost its mind over Katie Price's DRAMATIC AF National Television Awards (NTA) look, but does the backlash cross a line, or is it warranted? In today's unfiltered deep dive, we're discussing the massive controversy surrounding her ICONIC look, created by the INCREDIBLE Mitchell Halliday (Made by Mitchell), and how the comment section revealed a dark and, quite frankly, unsettling internet trend. After Katie revealed that she felt amazing and fancied herself for the "first time in 48 years", the internet immediately went into cruel, nasty, evil mode. Mitchell quickly fired back in an attempt to both set the record straight, and put these people in their places. Even if you don't agree with Katie's actions, does it justify being a horrible little human? In my opinion, I don't feel there is any justification for the constant, RELENTLESS bullying. Today we're breaking down the makeup transformation, Mitchell's response to the backlash, and discussing why it's so important to be able to separate a person's appearance from their wrongdoings. Let me know your thoughts in the comments. Was any of this necessary? #KatiePrice #MadebyMitchell #NTAs #Commentary #celebritydrama #makeupcontroversy #controversy 0:00 The NTA backlash 2:06 Event context and outfits 3:38 Makeup and aesthetic choices 5:39 Defending the makeup work 7:55 Mental health and dysmorphia 11:20 Behind the glam process 14:28 Emotional reaction to looks 18:19 The artist's perspective 22:04 A call for online kindness