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Christina Aguilera upsets fans after reportedly charging more for plus-size tour merchandise

FANS of the hit singer are outraged that she is charging them more for plus-size clothing, unfairly taxing bigger people.
Singer Christina Aguilera has been criticised for charging more for bigger sizes of her tour merchandise. Picture: Frazer Harrison/Getty ImagesSource:Getty Images

Singer Christina Aguilera has been criticised for charging more for bigger sizes of her tour merchandise. Picture: Frazer Harrison/Getty ImagesSource:Getty Images

FANS are calling out Christina Aguilera after a showgoer from a recent concert in Florida shared a photo of the singer’s tour merchandise, revealing that the plus-size items were being sold for more money.

Aguilera kicked off her “Liberation Tour” on September 25 in Hollywood, Florida, which is where a fan took a picture of her merchandise rack and shared it on Twitter.

The photo sparked outrage among Twitter users, who immediately slammed the singer after it appeared bigger items from her collection were being sold for $5 dollars more — “Add $5 for all XXL and XXXL,” the signs in the picture read.

“Is Christina really charging extra for XXL and XXXL sized merchandise? Brutal,” one Twitter user wrote.

Even celebrity blogger Perez Hilton joined in on the merchandise controversy in a tweet, saying “ … a lot of people are pissed at @Xtina for charging plus-sized fans more for merch. I’m one of those upset! Are U? “

But some fans defended the Fighter singer. One user wrote, “I can assure you she doesn't set nor know the prices of her tour merch. Chill gurl! She’s an advocate of self love and would never discriminate against anyone.”

Following the controversy, Live Nation, the company handling all of Aguilera’s tour merchandise sales, released a statement to Newsweek, which reps for the singer referred Fox News to.

“There was an error in merchandise size pricing at one of the Christina Aguilera shows,” the company said to Newsweek referring to the merchandise that was being sold at the Florida opening show. “Christina and her team were not aware of this and the costs have been adjusted appropriately.”

Christina Aguilera at the 2018 Billboard Music Awards. Picture: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images
Christina Aguilera at the 2018 Billboard Music Awards. Picture: Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty ImagesSource:Getty Images

Aguilera’s Liberation Tour is her first national tour since 2008. The singer appeared on TODAY in June and talked about her upcoming tour and how it was different from the last time she was on the travelling stage.

“The last time I was on tour I was pregnant with my son,” she told TODAY referring to her 10-year-old son, Max.

“I was like, ‘Mama’s got to get back to what I do best,’” she said. “I have to get back on the road, I have to get back to my fans.”

This article originally appeared on Fox News.

Source: News Corp Australia Network:

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