Neutrogena responds to criticism over how brand deal with Hayden Panettiere ended
Summary
Neutrogena responded to criticism over how it ended its partnership with actress Hayden Panettiere after she spoke openly about her postpartum depression. The company said it was sorry for making her feel unsupported during a difficult time, following her death at age 36.Key Facts
- Hayden Panettiere was a Neutrogena ambassador for about 10 years starting in 2005.
- Panettiere said Neutrogena ended their deal with her after she mentioned postpartum depression during a live interview.
- She described being shocked and hurt by the company’s reaction, saying she was not invited back after that.
- Neutrogena issued a statement expressing sadness over her death and apologized for not supporting her.
- Panettiere struggled with mental health issues, including postpartum depression, which affects some new mothers.
- She shared her experiences in a podcast interview and her memoir, revealing challenges in her life and career.
- Panettiere died at 36, and her cause of death is still under investigation.
- Fans criticized Neutrogena on social media and called for boycotts after the news.
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