STUFFED SUITCASE PHOTO: Jamie Lee Curtis clarifies THAT artwork on her wall by revealing it's an image of a naked child taken by the kid's mother "playing" in a tub of water, which was then gifted to Curtis

Jamie Lee Curtis clarifies THAT artwork on her wall by revealing it's an image of a naked child taken by the kid's mother "playing" in a tub of water, which was then gifted to Curtis.

Well, that explains it then. Totally normal. I prefer landscapes.

Weird Jamie Lee Curtis is under fire after an image, captured in the background of one of her social media posts, reveals a disturbing photo of a young naked child in a box displayed on her office wall.

The 64-year-old “Halloween” star — who contracted COVID-19 after attending the Golden Globes — posted the photo on Instagram (now deleted) and Facebook, which focused on the “beautiful Pollack chairs” in the center of the image.

“Ok. This is a weird post. But I have Covid, so f–k it. During one of the SAG nomination panels for @everythingeverywheremovie I told the story of how I ended up with my office furnished with my beautiful Pollack chairs from that movie,” wrote the “Freaky Friday” star.

However, many people’s attention was drawn to the weird piece of art hanging just above the chairs. “I mentioned if people followed me, that was not a cheap trick to try to get people to boost my numbers, but I couldn’t figure out how else to get the picture out into the world, that I would post a picture of them on my IG in my offices for @comet.pictures and I am a truth teller so here you go.”

The photo featured a table and chairs, but followers immediately noticed the artwork hanging on the wall. The image showed what appeared to be a naked child stuffed into a box. Many social media users called Curtis out, after which she deleted the post entirely.

“Why does Jamie Lee Curtis have a picture of a naked child stuffed inside a suitcase on her wall? Strong Epstein vibes,” podcast host Stew Peters shared alongside a screenshot of Curtis’ original Instagram post...

“5 days ago Hollywood has-been Jamie Lee Curtis posted a vaccine ad for Pfizer on Instagram,” wrote Rogan O’Handley. “3 days ago she posted an extremely disturbing picture she has in her home of a child stuffed in a suitcase. We have serious questions.”

The piece is called “The Tub” (2003) and is attributed to artist Betsy Schneider. 

This incident comes at a time when social media users are on high alert following the Balenciaga ad campaign featuring children holding teddy bears wearing bondage-themed gear. The high fashion house yanked the campaign following public outcry and apologized for its misstep.

“This was a wrong choice by Balenciaga, combined with our failure in assessing and validating images. The responsibility for this lies with Balenciaga alone,” the company said in a statement.