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Chrishell Stause Disses Homophobic 'The Last of Us' Viewers Bombarding Queer Episodes With Low Ratings

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Chrishell Stause is not impressed by a viral campaign to sink the ratings of queer-centric The Last Of Us episodes.

The popular pop news account @PopCrave shared an update about the popular show’s IMDb scores, revealing “Homophobic viewers of #TheLastOfUs have review-bombed both episodes centered around queer characters, making them the lowest user-rated episodes of the season.” The 41-year-old Selling Sunset star spoke out on social media about the homophobic movement. Keep reading to find out more… “Scientifically the more orgasms you’re having, the less you care about others sex lives,” she said. “Or have time to do dumb s–t like this.

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