Hannah Einbinder's brutal message to Ed Sheeran fuels growing celebrity revolt over Macklemore tour drama

Hannah Einbinder has taken aim at Ed Sheeran amid the growing backlash over Macklemore’s removal from the singer’s U.S.tour.The "Hacks" star criticized Sheeran on Instagram, joking that she was speaking "as a ginger" before wishing him an especially painful sunburn."Ed Sheeran i say this as a ginger.

i hope you get a REALLY bad sun burn the kind on the back of your entire body where it hurts to lie down or walk or sit."MACKLEMORE DOUBLES DOWN AFTER GETTING KICKED OFF ED SHEERAN TOUR AFTER PRO-PALESTINE STANCEHannah Einbinder slammed Ed Sheeran over his Palestinian stance.(Getty Images)Her post came after Macklemore was dropped from Sheeran’s "Loop Tour" following onstage comments supporting Palestinians.Einbinder was among several celebrities to publicly call out Sheeran, who addressed the controversy in a lengthy statement posted Tuesday."Macklemore asked to join my tour last year and I agreed, because I respect him as an artist," Sheeran wrote on social media.

"As with all my support acts, I agree that they play a setlist of their choosing."On Monday, Macklemore had claimed that Sheeran told him Robert Kraft, the owner of the New England Patriots and Gillette Stadium, had rallied other stadium owners to oppose allowing the rapper to perform.According to his account, the venues allegedly gave Sheeran an ultimatum: "if Macklemore stays on the tour, you will not be allowed to play in our venues."Sheeran’s statement offered a different account of the events, saying that after Macklemore’s performances at his New Jersey shows, venues scheduled for upcoming tour dates told organizers they would pull the shows if Macklemore remained on the lineup."After Macklemore’s performances at my New Jersey shows, venues on my upcoming tour dates communicated that they would pull the shows if he was still supporting," Sheeran wrote.

"I was informed that this stance was based on how Macklemore conveyed part of his message during his performance, rather than on everythi...