Sometimes when I go to events my wife comes with me. If the @MailOnline get hold of pictures they put it on their website and hundreds of comments tear my wife to pieces. She's never thrust herself forward or courted attention in any way. I don't know if the comments are real or written by the mail. Or by bots. But I do know it's cyber bullying. And misogynist. And I think it may be in some way the business model of the @MailOnline.
Grant's primary complaint is that the paper regularly shares images of his wife, Anna Elisabet Eberstein, in digital articles that then receive hundreds of comments criticising her appearance, which he describes as a form of cyber bullying.
While Grant did not link to a specific article by the Daily Mail, less than 24 hours earlier they published an article that described Anna Eberstein as Hugh Grant's 'leggy wife' and criticized her in various ways in the comments section.
Grant’s remarks highlight the broader issue of how tabloid media can perpetuate misogyny through their commentary, attaching degrading labels and fueling negative public perceptions.
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