Actress Jamie Lee Curtis, known for her successful Hollywood career and active social media presence, recently faced backlash after sharing a photo of her home office on social media.

The photo featured a framed image of a seemingly naked child in a plastic tub, which sparked controversy and concern among her followers.

In response to the backlash, Curtis took to Twitter to address the situation and explain the story behind the photograph.

She revealed that the image had been in her possession for decades and was part of a series by photographer Betsy Schneider, featuring Schneider’s daughter Ella.

Curtis stated that the image was not intended to be disturbing or offensive, and that the story behind it was innocent.

She also expressed regret for any upset or discomfort caused by the photo and took it down from her social media account.

Despite the backlash, Curtis received support from many of her fans on social media.

She is expected to continue her tour of awards season, representing her latest film Everything Everywhere All at Once, and has a number of exciting professional projects in the works, including a role in the Borderlands movie and Disney’s Haunted Mansion.

“I had no idea that the photograph of a child in a bathtub, taken by photographer Betsy Schneider, which has been in my home for decades, would be seen as something that could be mistaken as something ominous,” Curtis tweeted.

“I took the photograph down from my social media because it was not clear to me in the context of the room and my intent, that the photograph could be misinterpreted.”

Despite the clarification, some remain concerned about the image and the message it sends.

“I think it’s important to be mindful of the messages we send out in the world, whether it’s intentional or not,” said one social media user.

“I appreciate Jamie Lee Curtis addressing the situation and taking the photo down, but it’s still a reminder of the impact our actions can have.”