Kirsten Dunst Celebrates Films, Elle King Criticizes Father

Kirsten Dunst delighted fans by making a surprise appearance at the 'Kirsten Dunst Slumber Party' event at Hollywood Forever Cemetery, celebrating the anniversaries of her films 'Bring It On' and 'The Virgin Suicides'. During the event, she recited the famous cheerleading chant from 'Bring It On,' much to the crowd's excitement. Dunst expressed her overwhelming gratitude and mentioned it was the first time she watched these films with an audience since her teenage years. Meanwhile, Elle King criticized her father, Rob Schneider, for his opposition to the LGBTQ+ community and for being overly critical of her weight and tattoos during her upbringing. King's comments came after Schneider's controversial statements and boycott of the Olympics, which he claimed disrespected Christianity. The father-daughter relationship has been strained, with King recalling periods where they did not speak for years.