"Actor Chris Evans signing an Israeli bomb," reads the post's caption. The photo shows Evans holding a model artillery shell designed for training and display purposes, not a bomb. The image was ...

Chris Evans is setting the record straight ... social media claims in recent months that he signed an Israeli bomb intended for use in Gaza. “This image was taken during a USO tour in 2016 ...

Chris Evans has inadvertently disappointed his fans ... shared on social media showing him signing what appeared to be a bomb ...

"The object I was asked to sign is not a bomb, or a missile, or a weapon of any kind.” By Carly Thomas Associate Editor Chris Evans offered some clarification after a resurfaced photo of him ...

Chris Evans cleared the air on a viral photo showcasing him signing what looks to be like a bomb in his Instagram Stories on Thursday, May 30. “There’s a lot of misinformation surrounding this ...

New York Magazine wrote on X (formerly Twitter), “Chris Evans addressed a 2016 photo that appears to show him signing a bomb on a USO tour. The actor explained that it was actually a fake bomb ...

Chris Evans has received criticism from fans after ... shared on social media showing him signing what appeared to be a bomb or missile. The image went viral days after former presidential ...

Chris Evans wrote, “There's a lot of misinformation ... The object I was asked to sign was not a bomb, or a missile, or a weapon of any kind. It's an inert object used for training or display ...

Chris Evans' photo controversy during a USO tour ... He further elaborated, "The object I was asked to sign is not a bomb, or a missile, or a weapon of any kind." The confusion stemmed from ...

The object I was asked to sign is not a bomb, or a missile ... to speak out against Israel’s onging attacks on Gaza. “Chris Evans can say all this to defend himself and still not use his ...