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Lynda Carter joins Tumblr and instantly threatens Ryan Reynolds

Carter is joining a potential Exodus of celebrities from Twitter

Suffering Sappho! Wonder Woman Emeritus and all-around gracious and benevolent Twitter Queen Lynda Carter has joined old-school blogging platform Tumblr. Does this mean that she’s taking preemptive steps to leave Twitter as many other celebs have in the wake of the company’s takeover by electric car magnate and current “Chief Twit” Elon Musk? Or is she just spreading out her online wings?

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Carter announced that she had joined the service in a Tweet made this morning and put the blame for it squarely on the shoulders of Deadpool aka Ryan Reynolds. Reynolds caused a bit of a stir a few days ago when he announced that he would be joining the service, presumably in case he needed to jump ship following any future debacles due to Musk’s sketchy new changes for Twitter.

Reynolds was immediately up to his typical cheekiness once he started posting on Tumblr, so perhaps Carter did actually join up as well to keep an eye on him. Carter has been on Twitter since 2010 but in recent years has become one of the site’s more beloved users due to her combination of sass, defense of human rights, and the occasional slightly spicy pic from her long modeling career. And like Reynolds, she’s been known to engage in witty banter with her fellow celebs on the platform. Perhaps she’s joining Tumblr just to keep an eye on the competition.

Tumblr has been around almost as long as Twitter, and the services micro-blogging business model has a lot of similarities to Twitter. Users can post multimedia just as on Twitter and they arguably have much more control over their user experience and are enabled to use HTML coding to affect the appearance of their own micro-blogs.

That said, not all Tumblr users are going to necessarily support a celebrity incursion. While Tumblr is far from drama-free, it doesn’t typically have to deal with star drama. That might not be the case in the next few months as the epic shakedown of Musk’s new and “improved” Twitter continues.


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Beau Paul is a staff writer at We Got This Covered. Beau also wrote narrative and dialog for the gaming industry for several years before becoming an entertainment journalist.