The Grammys red carpet dress everyone is already talking about. And not in a good way.

Oh.

Joy Villa has done it again.

Last year at the Grammy Awards, the singer-songwriter and outspoken Trump supporter turned up in a gown which read ‘Make America Great Again’.

And this year she’s used her frock to make a controversial anti-abortion statement.

The 26-year-old is, unfortunately, impossible to notice in her white gown emblazoned with a rainbow foetus on the main part of the skirt. She’s also carrying a clutch bag which reads ‘Choose Life’.

Villa, who is also a Fox News contributor, posted on social media that she had hand painted the dress and the clutch herself.

It didn’t take long for her outfit choice to be widely criticised on social media.

Not to mention, many are confused by Villa’s statement and have pointed out that she’s actually a member of the Church of Scientology, an organisation which allegedly forces its members to have abortions.

Just walked past Trump sycophant Joy Villa. This year her dress has a fetus on it. Ugh. #Grammys2018 pic.twitter.com/ockpEcxH7O

— JoeMyGod (@JoeMyGod) January 28, 2018

@Joy_Villa you have the audacity to wear a Pro-life dress when women in your religion’s clergy had no choice and were forced to have abortions! #Scientology #EnforcedAbortion #ScientologyCrimes #JoyVilla #JoyVillaExposed https://t.co/qKvPKqWBbr

— lynxky (@lynxky00) January 28, 2018

Please Get A Clue About Life! Think You Just Like The Attention. Bye Felicia! #joyvilla #prochoice #TheResistance #sunday #GRAMMYs https://t.co/QfNurDREAS

— Pamela Millsaps (@pms221969) January 28, 2018

There are no words.
Oh wait. There are.#Pathetic #LookAtMe #NoTalent #JoyVilla

— JudyK (@portside27) January 28, 2018

Oh the hypocrisy of #Scientology #JoyVilla wearing a prolife fetus dress on #redcarpet yet hundreds + of women in #SeaOrg were FORCED by Joy’s cherch to have an #abortion

— Gramma S. (@grammie80) January 28, 2018

So, how about you take a look at all the non-offensive looks on this year’s Grammys red carpet, instead.

LISTEN: Clare Stephens speaks about the week she spent conducting interviews on the red carpet, and how she’s never felt worse about her body afterwards.