Osbourne claimed that she was misquoted, then referenced her comment about Kim not being a real feminist, which Kardashian rebuked by spitting back “I never said I was a feminist.”
“It got misquoted when it came out—my response,” said Osbourne, “and then Kim came back and said ‘I never said I was a feminist.’”
As for the rest of what she told the Telegraph, including that Kim Kardashian is a “ho,” Osbourne didn’t apologize, but she did cast a more flattering light on her previous comments. “[The interviewer] asked my opinion and I gave it,” Osbourne said. “It wasn’t rude. She poses nude, she’s very sexual in her clothes, and even her everyday clothes, it’s very sexual. Whatever she does, it’s showing her body, which shows she’s a strong, grounded woman and she’s not ashamed of her body.”
The initial quote that got Osbourne in trouble and precipitated this nude Kim Kardashian selfie, goes as follows:
“Kim says she’s doing everything in the name of feminism, but that’s not feminism! Those girls live off their bodies, half of L.A. has been through them and everything they do from the sex tape to the plastic see-through dresses and the gym wear is about sex, not female progress. And listen: God bless them. If Kim wants to show off her body, fine. But that’s not feminism, that’s being a ho. And there’s nothing wrong with being a ho, but always remember what you are.”
So long as Sharon Osbourne stops talking about Kim’s body and wardrobe in interviews, the matter would seem settled.
[Page Six]
Moving right along, here’s an outfit that
Ashton Kutcher and
Mila Kunis’s son wore. Rare to see such a bold, independent style in a nine-month-old.
[People]
- Kate Hudson said in a recent interview that having a C-section is the laziest thing she’s ever done, yikes. [Page Six]
- Aaron Carter went on a date with an aspiring actress he met in Central Park. How predictable. [Page Six]
- Liam Neeson thinks he’s too old to play the hero in action movies: “Guys, I’m sixty-fucking-five.” [Vulture]
- Judge Judy (aka Judith Sheindlin) established a not-fake public debate forum at USC Annenberg. [Page Six]
- Carey Mulligan and Marcus Mumford are parents twice over. [Us Weekly]
- Christian Bale says he achieved his new Dick Cheney physique by “eating a lot of pies.” [Us Weekly]
- Janet Jackson’s older brother Steven Randall “Randy” Jackson claims Janet’s ex-husband Wissam Al Mana verbally abused her until she felt like “a prisoner in her own home.” [People]
- Kirsten Dunst is using a Pinterest board to plan her upcoming wedding. [People]
- May the force be with J.J. Abrams, again. [EW]
