Susan Sarandon's son has pleaded with fans to stop sharing a sultry video of his famous mom that appears to have left him mortified.
Miles Robbins, 31, took to his Twitter account on Wednesday (November 22) to express gratitude to the Oscar-winning actress' fans after her top Hollywood talent agency dropped her following a speech she made about Israel at a pro-Palestinian rally in New York.
However, the second-eldest of Sarandon's three kids had one major request, writing: "OK I’m really grateful to see people on Twitter defending my mom [sic] amidst a new era of McCarthyist blacklisting but can you PLEASE stop using the clip of her getting her hair done with her honkers out."
The footage that fans have been posting shows the 77-year-old Thelma and Louise star having her hair blown out while she's sporting nothing but a robe and bra.
You can check out Miles' tweet and the video in question below:Sarandon's fans found Robbins' request humorous, with one user writing back: "Now YOU’RE doing the blacklisting……"
Another chimed in: "Those honkers fed you have some respect," while a third remarked: "This one? She looks like a proper goddess here mate," while sharing the video once again.
A fourth cheeky user commented: "Can you link me to this video so I can recognize and avoid it in the future?"
Sarandon shares sons Miles and Jack, 34, with ex-Tim Robbins and daughter Eva Amurri, 38, with Italian director, Franco Amurri.
As aforementioned, the Blue Beetle star has been advocating for Palestinian rights due to the ongoing crisis in Gaza.
However, Sarandon's comments at a November 17 Union Square rally landed her in hot water as she said: "There are a lot of people afraid of being Jewish at this time, and are getting a taste of what it feels like to be a Muslim in this country," per AP.
According to the outlet, the award-winning actress was also quoted as saying: "There’s a terrible thing that’s happened where antisemitism has been confused with speaking up against Israel. I am against antisemitism. I am against Islamophobia."
It was reported shortly that Sarandon - who has long been an activist in progressive causes - had been dropped by the United Talent Agency.
On Wednesday, Israel and Hamas agreed to a four-day cease-fire in the war in Gaza, per BBC.
Under the terms of the temporary truce, a total of 50 Israeli hostages - including 10 Thai hostages and one Filipino - will be released.
In exchange, 150 Palestinian women and teenagers will also be released from Israeli jails under the deal, and hundreds of lorries of humanitarian aid, medical supplies, and fuel will be allowed into Gaza.
Per The Guardian, Israel said the truce could be extended an extra day for every additional 10 hostages freed.