Lynda Carter Loses ‘Wonder Woman’ Battle At U.N.

Wonder Woman has been banned from the United Nations — for being too sexy! The comic-book legend had been given an Honorary Ambassador position to the U.N. earlier this year, with Wonder Woman ready to serve as an empowering figure for women and girls through 2017. Lynda Carter — who portrayed Wonder Woman on television through the 1970s — joined in the big moment, but quickly found people complaining that her old character just wasn't appropriate!

U.N. staffer Cass Durant was among the naysayers, as she said that Wonder Woman is “wearing basically what looks like a Playboy-type bunny outfit” — and questioned if the Amazon's presence “is really the right message we need to send to girls or even boys for that matter.” The National ENQUIRER, meanwhile, reported that Lynda's response was: “Get over yourself already!"

But now Wonder Woman has been stripped of her position — causing far more controversy than other fictional U.N. ambassadors like Winnie the Pooh and Tinker Bell. Lynda hasn't commented yet, but she's been been caught up in other political discussions at her Facebook page.

That includes recently complaining to a fan who voted for Donald Trump, with Lynda saying that the woman doesn't appreciate how the actress "fought for 40 years" for equal rights — adding: “THANK US...instead [of] cheering on the very people who want to keep you down!"