Charlize Theron Slams Steven Seagal: “You Can’t Fight, ‘F–k You!'”

In a recent interview on “The Howard Stern Show,” Charlize Theron, the 44-year-old Oscar-winning actress known for her roles in action-packed films like “The Fate of the Furious” and “Atomic Blonde,” didn't hold back in criticizing fellow action star Steven Seagal.

Theron didn't mince words as she labeled Seagal, famous for movies like “Above the Law” and “The Belly of the Beast,” as an overweight imposter in the world of fighting.

Theron, who is set to appear in upcoming movies such as “Atomic Blonde 2” and “The Old Guard,” expressed her disdain for Seagal's fighting skills while discussing her own experiences preparing for action sequences.

She highlighted how she often watches fight videos online for inspiration but found Seagal's performances lacking authenticity.

According to Theron, Seagal's videos depict him as overweight and merely pushing people around instead of engaging in genuine combat.

During the conversation with Howard Stern, Theron emphasized Seagal's questionable behavior towards women, further fueling her criticism.

Refusing to stay silent, she boldly declared, “I have no problem talking s—t about him because he's not very nice to women so ‘f—k you!'” This statement reflects Theron's stance on standing up against individuals who exhibit disrespectful attitudes towards women.

Theron brought attention to the s–ual assault allegations made against Seagal by two women in 2018, which he has denied.

The actress joined a chorus of voices, including Jenny McCarthy, Portia de Rossi, and Julianna Margulies, who have accused Seagal of inappropriate conduct.

Theron's remarks underscored her support for holding individuals accountable for their actions, irrespective of their status in the industry.

In critiquing Seagal's physical condition and fighting abilities, Theron highlighted the evolution of female action stars in redefining the genre.

She emphasized the importance of portraying women in fights realistically, without mimicking masculine styles.

Theron advocated for a more nuanced approach to action sequences that integrates emotional depth and authenticity, reflecting a broader shift towards empowering female characters in action films.

Dismissing rumors about her past relationship with actor Sean Penn, Theron clarified that their connection did not lead to marriage plans, contrary to speculation.

Theron asserted that their relationship was limited to dating and refuted