‘Supergirl’ actress mocks critics, says a lot of them are Christian dads
Milly Alcock, the lead actress in the upcoming 'Supergirl' film, has responded to online criticism, suggesting that many critics are anonymous social media users. She finds it amusing that some of the backlash comes from profiles identifying as 'Dad of four, Christian.' Alcock acknowledges the emotional investment some fans have in franchises but emphasizes that audience reactions are ultimately beyond her control.
- ▪Milly Alcock criticized online critics, labeling many as anonymous 'burner accounts.'
- ▪She noted that some backlash comes from profiles identifying themselves as 'Dad of four, Christian.'
- ▪Alcock expressed understanding of why people become emotionally invested in celebrities and franchises.
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Entertainment ‘Supergirl’ actress mocks critics, says a lot of them are Christian dads By CJ Womack, Fox News Published May 22, 2026, 4:56 a.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Originally Published by: Bella Hadid stuns in sheer lace gown with plunging neckline at Cannes James Franco rides Sylvester Stallone's 'Rambo' legacy back into Hollywood after scandal: experts Jeff Probst accidentally spoils 'Survivor 50' finale moments before it airs in stunning live TV blunder New ‘Supergirl’ star Milly Alcock pushed back against online critics ahead of the film’s release, saying many of the people criticizing her past comments are anonymous “burner accounts” and profiles identifying themselves as “Dad of four, Christian” accounts.
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