“Death Of Mr. Ugly” was the title of the article The Sun published surrounding the suicide case from body Dysmorphia. People are using the hashtag #dontbuythesun on social media since the article was published.
My brother killed himself, he suffered from body dysmorphia, they ran a story with the headline "Death of Mr Ugly" #dontbuythesun
— Andrew Jackson (@andyjax63) March 19, 2022
According to the victim’s brother, Andrew Jackson, the news portal ran the story with the headline “Death of Mr. Ugly“. His brother committed suicide due to body dysmorphia.
It’s a mental health condition in which a person spends a lot of time worrying about their appearance flaws. We were unable to locate the exact news on the website, so the story may be deleted or edited.
“Oh, my God, that’s terrible. The Sun is something I would never buy. The litter box is the only place where it belongs, one tweeted. While another wrote, “It should not be printed in the first place.”
My brother killed himself, he suffered from body dysmorphia, they ran a story with the headline "Death of Mr Ugly" #dontbuythesun
— Andrew Jackson (@andyjax63) March 19, 2022
Simultaneously, the story has evoked all of the newspaper’s misadventures over the years. “On July 4, 2003, The Sun published a front-page story titled “Swan Bake,” alleging that asylum seekers were slaughtering and eating swans. It was later revealed to be untrue, one tweeted.
He also wrote, “The Sun sparked outrage in June 2018 when it criticized Isobel Steele, a 17-year-old actress, for her dress at the British Soap Awards. Steele’s decision to “cover-up from head to toe” was criticized in the paper, which advised her to “flash a bit of flesh.”
The magazine is gaining a lot of criticism at the moment.
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