Who Hates Reese Witherspoon?!
Witherspoon said there's a British actress who she accidentally roasted at an awards ceremony and who stopped talking to her afterward. The internet suspects it's Kate Winslet...
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Unless you’re the cop she screamed “Don’t you know who I am?” at in 2013, I can’t imagine anyone not liking Reese Witherspoon. But there’s at least one actress who does not. And, if true, she kind of sounds like an ass!
Witherspoon and Will Ferrell recently interviewed each other for People, as they continue their press tour for You’re Cordially Invited, and Witherspoon talked about a British actress who doesn’t speak to her anymore because she once “roasted” her instead of making a glowing speech.
“It literally haunts me,” Witherspoon said. “So this friend of mine, who I didn’t really know that well but she was a very serious, proper actress, she asked me to give her an award. But I had never been to this award ceremony, so I thought it was like a roast. So I got up and I roasted her.”
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