You may have heard that M&M's is getting rid of its iconic cartoon mascots after last year's makeover caused controversy.
It's true.
In 2021, M&M's made over the characters, including getting rid of the green candy's high-heeled boots and the brown candy's stilettos.
It also added a purple M&M to represent acceptance and inclusivity.
But some conservatives accused M&M's of being "woke."
So in a tweet Monday, the company says the last thing it wants to be is polarizing.
It announced it's replacing the candy mascots with actress Maya Rudolph.
