Annemarie Wiley Condemns 'Racist' Caricature by Instagram Artist

The 'Real Housewives' star calls out the depiction as perpetuating harmful stereotypes of Black women; artist issues apology.

Annemarie Wiley, a star of 'Real Housewives of Beverly Hills', has publicly condemned a caricature of her posted on the Instagram account @drunkdrawn, labeling it as 'racist' and an instance of 'cyber bullying'.
The caricature, which has since been deleted, depicted Wiley with exaggerated muscles and a bottle of propofol, a nod to her profession as a nurse anesthetist, hanging from her neck.
Wiley, a former collegiate athlete, took issue with the depiction, stating that it perpetuates harmful stereotypes of Black women as 'combative, aggressive, angry, dangerous, and ‘animalistic’'.
The artist behind @drunkdrawn, Ryan Casey, has issued an apology on his Instagram page, acknowledging his mistake and promising to 'do better going forward'.
Despite the apology, Wiley has yet to respond to Casey's statement.