巴拿马网红震后废墟前拍照引争议：格蕾西·邦回应称「我不是在摆拍」已捐款并送物资

据 People 杂志与 LADbible 报道，在美国生活的巴拿马裔内容创作者格蕾西·邦（Gracie Bon）在 Instagram 拥有约 1,190 万粉丝。10 月 9 日，巴拿马南部接连发生 7.7 级与 6.6 级地震，建筑倒塌、居民疏散，近 900 栋房屋受损；联合国儿童基金会估计约 38,000 人需要人道援助，其中包括 8,300 名儿童，另有 656 所学校受损、停课待检。 10 月 11 日（周日），邦发布一组图文，呈现震后破坏景象，其中包括她本人站在倒塌房屋废墟前的照片。配文大意为「地震之后我们被提醒：物质的东西可以再换，但生命无价」，并呼吁大家更紧地拥抱所爱之人、为最需要帮助的人伸出援手。该帖获得约 20.3 万个赞，但评论区迅速涌入批评：有人写道「帮忙？没有。拍照？有。」也有人指责她只是为了博取点赞，称在他人悲剧现场摆姿势令人难以接受。

邦次日发布视频回应。她对粉丝说，自己发帖是想呈现破坏的「真实面貌」；「我没有从中赚一分钱。我的本意是调动资源、找到一两户人家，帮他们把房子重建起来。」就那张引发争议的废墟前照片，她解释：「如果我出现在照片里，我不是在摆拍。我只是选了一张有我的照片，而不是没有我的，因为我知道这样传播量会更高、能获得粉丝更多关注，我就能帮着重建一栋房子。」她表示自己在地震后已经捐款，并向受灾者发放了捐赠物资；「就像我分享旅行或跳舞的片段一样，我也会分享我做的好事。为什么要藏着？」她最后说：「明天你们就会忘记我的照片，但那户人家仍然没有家。」她还表示：「有些人对一张照片的愤怒，超过了对家庭失去一切的愤怒。有时候问题不在于我们做了什么，而在于你选择用什么眼光去看。」并呼吁「巴拿马需要我们团结，现在不是分裂与互相指责的时候，受灾地区需要我们的帮助」。

Influencer Gracie Bon Defends Posing in Panama Earthquake Rubble: "I'm Not Posing" — Says She Donated Money and Supplies

Panama-born, U.S.-based content creator Gracie Bon has about 11.9 million followers on Instagram, People magazine and LADbible reported. On October 9, magnitude 7.7 and 6.6 earthquakes struck southern Panama, collapsing buildings, prompting evacuations and damaging nearly 900 homes; UNICEF estimates that about 38,000 people, including 8,300 children, need humanitarian assistance, and that 656 schools sustained damage, with classes suspended while inspections continue.

On Sunday, October 11, Bon posted a carousel of photos depicting the destruction — including images of herself posing in front of the rubble of collapsed homes. Her caption read, in part: "After the earthquake, we're reminded that material things can be replaced, but life is priceless," urging followers to hug their loved ones tighter and show up for those who need it most. The post drew about 203,000 likes, but the comments quickly filled with criticism, with one commenter writing, "Help? No. Have a photo shoot? Yes," and others accusing her of insensitivity and chasing likes.

Bon responded in a video the following day. She told her followers she had shared the post to draw attention to the "reality" of the destruction: "I don't make any money from this. My intention was to help with resources and find one or two families I could help rebuild their house." Addressing the rubble photo directly, she said: "If I'm in the photo, I'm not posing. I just chose a picture where I'm in it instead of one where I'm not, because I know it'll get more reach and attention from my followers and I can help rebuild a house." She said she had donated money after the earthquakes and handed out donations to those affected. "Just like I share trips or dance clips, I'll also share the good things I do. Why would I hide them?" she said. "Tomorrow you'll forget about my photo, but that family will still be without a home." She added: "There are people who get more outraged by a photo than by seeing families lose everything. Sometimes the problem is not what we do, but the eyes with which you decide to see it," and called for unity: "Panama needs us united; it's not time for division or criticizing each other. The affected areas need our help."

来源：GSM·美国（原文链接）

图片来源：图：洛杉矶城市搜救队成员与巴拿马消防急救人员在韦拉瓜斯省评估震后建筑受损情况。照片：美国陆军 Sgt. Jabari Middleton／DVIDS（公共领域）。Members of the Los Angeles Urban Search and Rescue Team and Panamanian emergency responders assess earthquake damage in Veraguas Province. Photo: U.S. Army photo by Sgt. Jabari Middleton / DVIDS (public domain).

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