Evan Rachel Wood blew up her allegedly abusive ex Marilyn Manson after she appeared on stage at Kanye West’s “Donda” event last week.
The 33-year-old “Westworld” star subtly yelled at 52-year-old Manson as she performed a cover of the 1998 New Radicals single “You Get What You Give” on Saturday at the Bourbon Room in Hollywood. his musical partner Zane Carney.
“I’ve been saving this, but it seems like it’s the right time,” the song prologued, which includes a reference to the hooked performer.
When Wood reached the part of the track that mentioned Manson’s name, he raised his middle finger as the crowd erupted in cheers.
He shared a clip of his performance on Instagram and addressed the other alleged victims of the shock rocker.
“Get what you give,” he wrote. “For my fellow survivors who got slapped in the face this week. I love you. Don’t give up.”
The “Thirteen” star named Manson as her alleged assailant in February after claiming for years that she had been abused by an unnamed ex.
“He started preparing me when I was a teenager and abused me horribly for years,” he told Vanity Fair. “They brainwashed me and manipulated me to submission. I have already finished living in fear of reprisals, slander or blackmail ”.
Wood is one of 15 women who have come forward to accuse the “Killing Strangers” singer of sexual assault or abuse. Manson has vehemently denied all allegations, calling them “terrible distortions of reality.”
“My intimate relationships have always been completely consensual with like-minded couples. Regardless of how and why others now choose to distort the past, that is the truth, ”he wrote on Instagram in February.
West, 44, was recently attacked for inviting Manson and rapper DaBaby, who made homophobic comments during a performance at the festival in July, to appear alongside him at the final listening party for his new album, “Donda “.
The “Gold Digger” singer caused even more uproar on Sunday when “Donda” finally hit the broadcast services and included a collaboration with Manson and DaBaby, 29, titled “Jail Pt.” 2. ”