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Erin Foster Defends Joke About Her Wedding After Some Say She Was Being Insensitive

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Erin Foster is speaking out to defend herself after she received backlash for a joke she made about her wedding.

The 37-year-old comedian and entrepreneur got married to Simon Tikhman on New Year’s Eve and was able to celebrate with friends and family, unlike people whose weddings had to be canceled due to the ongoing health crisis. Erin shared a photo from her wedding on Monday (April 13) and captioned it, “Not to brag, but what a time to have already had your wedding.” One fan commented on the post and said, “Can you not caption this?

There’s millions of people, aside from those that are losing loved ones and jobs, who are dealing with canceling and changing their weddings and the reality that they may never have the wedding they dreamed

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