Kim Kardashian came out to defend herself against the angry backlash of her controversial comments about women in business “who had to get up and go to work” and insisted her statement was “out of context”. ‘and is used as ‘sound cue’.
The 41-year-old reality star addressed the scandal over her “dull-toned” advice in an interview with Robin Roberts of Good Morning America, aired Monday morning, hours after the comments were ridiculed by the Oscar presenters. Academy Awards.
Billionaire Kim enraged comments she made during an interview with Variety earlier this month; In a video shared by the broadcast, she was seen complaining “like nobody wants to work these days” after saying that her “best advice to women in business” is “Get up and work”.
The so-called “advice” was immediately criticized on social networks, where many users labeled the mother of four children as “deaf” and “out of this world”, noting that she came from a rich and privileged life. Best for giving advice to other women in business.
Kim Kardashian spoke out in self-defense after sparking outraged backlash with her “stupid” advice to business women that she told businesswomen to “get your ass up and get down to business”.
Speaking to Robin Roberts, 41, of GMA, Kim said his comments were “taken out of context” and used as a “sound score”.
The billionaire reality star was outraged after he complained in an interview with Variety that “no one seems to want to work these days”.
Speaking to 61-year-old Roberts, Kim insisted her words were “kept out of context”, adding that the previous question she was asked during the interview could have sounded as simple as she wanted, as it put her in a bad mood. .
“Well, this statement I said was made without questions and conversations about him, and it really sounded out of context,” Roberts said, after noting how “reaction” her comments were.
Kim went on to say that shortly after an interviewer told her, “After 20 years in the industry, you’re famous because you’re famous,” she was asked to share her “advice” to women. change your attitude’.
I came up with the idea and question “You are known as a celebrity after 20 years in the industry”. And my whole voice and attitude about the advice you would give to women, which was my previous question, has changed.”
The reality star, who is expected to return to the screens with a new Hulu series documenting the life of herself and her famous family, further clarified her statement by stating that she wanted to warn other women about the lack of fame and success on social media. t is automatically translated to job performance.
“The advice I can give is that being on social media and being on a reality show doesn’t mean overnight success,” she said.
“You have to work hard to get there, and although it may seem easy, you can build a successful social media business.”
His comments were mocked by Oscar presenters Regina Hall and Wanda Sykes at Sunday night’s Academy Awards.
The two women were seen jokingly telling Dame Judi Dench to “work harder” after losing the Best Supporting Actress award to West Side Story star Ariana DeBose.
Whoever was offended by the teasing at the ceremony certainly didn’t show it when he performed at the Vanity Fair Oscar party.
He added that while you can build a successful business using social media, it will only happen if you “work hard for it.”
While insisting that her comments were taken out of context, Kim apologized to anyone offended by her advice, concluding: “This was not a general statement about women or disrespect for their work. or they think they are not working hard. I know.
“Out of context but I’m really sorry if I’ve been greeted that way.”
The reality star, who owns two companies of the beauty brand KKW Beauty and the clothing company SKIMS, was bitterly betrayed on social media after the interview clip was shared, and “deaf” comments were made with dozens of people reacting to him.
A Twitter user who once claimed to work for the Kardashian family accused the reality star of hypocrisy, saying she was “rebuked” for freelancing to make money during her time on Kardashian apps.
Back in 2015 I was the editor of Kardashian apps in Los Angeles, working day and night, working day and night, only paying for groceries from the 99 Cents Only Store, who was called “sick” more than once because I couldn’t get gassed. car. office,” she said.
†[And I] scolded for freelancing.
After Kim’s comments were shared, social media criticized her for her “stupid tone” advice, claiming she was working for the reality star when one person couldn’t afford gas.
If you have parents as wealthy as Kim’s, Jameela Jamil tweeted that “no one needs to hear your views on success/work ethic”.
Actress Jameela Jamil also criticized Kim on Twitter, noting that “99.9% of the world” grew up in very different circumstances than the reality star.
“I think if you grew up in a small townhouse in Beverly Hills with very successful parents… no one needs to hear your opinions on success/work ethics,” wrote Jameela.
“The same 24 hours a day is a nightmare. 99.9% of the world is big with VERY different 24 hours”.
Kim’s comments on GMA are taken from a larger interview with her siblings and mother that aired on the morning show next week prior to the release of new Hulu shows.
But hours before the clip aired, Kim’s controversial opinion was resurfaced when Oscar hosts Wanda and Regina mocked the tan reality star at the ceremony Sunday night.
The MCs mocked Kim’s comments – she was viewed by many as deaf – and jokingly offered Dame Judi Dench advice after losing Ariana DeBose’s Best Supporting Actress award.
“Lady Judi Dench … we have an inspirational quote for you,” said Regina when she found 87-year-old Judi in the audience.
Comedian Wanda added: “You know why you didn’t win tonight.”
Regina continued: “A quote from Kim Kardashian…work harder”.
Kim’s sister, Kourtney, was in the audience when the joke was made while attending the ceremony with her friend Travis Barker, who was performing as part of the All Star group.
However, if the ongoing controversy over her advice is straining the reality star, she certainly didn’t show it when she showed up to the Vanity Fair Oscar party Sunday night when she made an incredibly bold statement in a bright turquoise dress and silver sunglasses. . .
Source: Daily Mail
