Peter Andre Defends 'Jafaican' Amid New Support

Peter Andre's new comedy film 'Jafaican' has faced criticism for alleged cultural appropriation, with detractors objecting to his portrayal of a Jamaican gangster using a fake accent and dreadlocks. Andre, who plays a London crook adopting Jamaican culture for a con, has defended the movie and urged critics to view it in its entirety before judging. Alison Hammond, a presenter of Jamaican descent, has publicly supported the film, calling it unoffensive and praising its message. Director Fredi Nwaka described the project as a 'love letter to Jamaica' and hopes it brings laughter during serious times. Andre also referenced his own experiences with racism to contextualize his comedic intentions, emphasizing the importance of intent. Despite backlash, the film has garnered positive reviews from some viewers, with both Andre and Nwaka maintaining that its aim is to celebrate, not mock, Jamaican culture.