Gal Gadot has admitted that her ‘Imagine’ video caused controversy and was not well received by the public. She recognized that it was in poor taste and acknowledged that it was not the best decision.

Gal Gadot has admitted regret for her involvement in the controversial “Imagine” video during a recent interview with InStyle. The actress, who is best known for her role in “Wonder Woman,” acknowledged that the video was in bad taste and was done prematurely. She further stated that it was an inappropriate decision at the time. Gadot shared that she had been keeping track of the pandemic situation in Europe and Israel before filming the video in March 2020.In hindsight, Gadot saw where things were going and knew what was coming. But she also recognized that the idea to bring together a group of well-known figures to cover John Lennon’s song (with the likes of Jimmy Fallon, Natalie Portman, and Will Ferrell) was rushed and ill-timed. Even though the actress had good intentions, she realized that it wasn’t the right moment and was inappropriate. In the end, despite her best intentions, the result was a misfire.When the COVID-19 pandemic began to spread in the United States, Gal Gadot posted a video on social media. She shared her thoughts about how the virus had affected the whole world and how she was feeling philosophical after isolating for six days.

Gadot mentioned an Italian man who played “Imagine” on his trumpet for his neighbors during lockdown, which inspired her. She then sang the 1971 song with other famous personalities like Jimmy Fallon, Maya Rudolph, and Zoe Kravitz, each taking turns to sing a line.Gadot’s video featuring various celebrities singing during the coronavirus pandemic received backlash as some critics argued that wealthy celebrities should do more than just sing to assist victims. Several social media users expressed their opinion that the celebrities involved in the video should donate money and resources to those who are in need instead of just singing.As per one person’s observation, some well-known figures are generously donating money to help those affected by the COVID-19 crisis, while others are not doing so. Gadot had spoken about this matter in an interview with Vanity Fair back in October 2020. She acknowledged that her intentions were noble but conceded that it was not the right thing to do at the time.There are instances when we try to do something good with the best of intentions, but unfortunately, it may not turn out to be appropriate. She recently opened up about her desire to spread love and positivity throughout the world.