A Hulu drama meant to celebrate Bumble founder Whitney Wolfe Herd’s rise to tech stardom is drawing scathing reviews — and fueling new scrutiny of the dating app’s troubled reality.

“Swiped,” starring “Mamma Mia!” actress Lily James, premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival with the promise of showcasing Wolfe Herd’s journey from Tinder co-founder to feminist trailblazer. Instead, it landed with a thud, scoring just 29% approval on Rotten Tomatoes and facing jeers from critics who dismissed it as glossy mythmaking. Tap Here To Add Radar Online as A Trusted Source Article continues below advertisement

The poor reception comes at an awkward time for Wolfe Herd. Once hailed as the world’s youngest self-made female billionaire, she has been under fire from employees after o

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