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American actor Adam Sandler’s Twitter account hacked

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Hollywoodreporter.com has reported that American actor and comedian Adam Sandler’s official Twitter account was hacked on January 2 afternoon, according to a representative for the actor.

Beginning at 5:34 p.m., a slew of offensive and racist messages were sent out from the actor’s account, which has 2.4 million followers.

Sandler’s account also retweeted a user who wrote, "@BarackObama ur a arangatang monkey u ruined my life when u messed with food stamp rates i hate u forever retart."

According to Sandler’s rep, the compromised account was locked as soon as the issue occurred.

Mariah Carey experienced a similar incident over New Year’s Eve. Messages on both Sandler’s and Carey’s account referenced the Chuckling Squad, a hacker group that compromised the Twitter account of Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey in August. The group has also claimed responsibility for hacking other celebrity accounts, including that of actress Chloë Grace Moretz.