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“I’m The Queen Of The Universe”: 35 Celebrities Who Were Deeply Out Of Touch
Nothing says "I understand the common person" quite like a celebrity worth millions (or even billions) explaining why poor people just need to work harder. Where once these sorts of unhinged thoughts would never see the light of day, social media has given us all easy access to what famous people actually think, and, as it turns out, it’s sometimes just detached from reality.
So, we’ve gathered some of the most out-of-touch things celebrities have ever said. Get comfortable as you scroll through, upvote the most tone-deaf examples you see and be sure to share your own thoughts in the comments down below.
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#1
Ariana Grande's Fans Called Her Out Over A Since-Deleted Instagram Post, Which She Said:
"When you're cute but you're also the hardest working 23-year-old human being on earth."
On social media, fans pointed out that, around the world, there are other 23-year-olds who are "making 60 cents a day trying to provide for their families" or "working four jobs to stay in their tiny apartments."
Stephanie Did It 3 months ago
"I'm so cute and special." That's not up to you to announce. Let other people praise you, if you're praiseworthy. We aren't built to pat ourselves on the back or kick our own behind.
Hayley Shaver 2 months ago
she's a celeb - - that's kinda the job description "Must think you are the cutest and greatest person ever since society began."
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Babs Ishkabibble 3 months ago
The same person who thought it was funny to lick a donut and put it back. What a gasbag.
Yrral Spavit 2 months ago
I'm going the old tried and true " She wouldn't know a hard day of work if it bit her on the a*s"
Emilu 2 months ago (edited)
Ooh, the entitlement is strong in this one. Recently been watching YouTube videos on people in the slums of the Philippines who earn, after expenses, $6 per week from sorting and separating (somewhat) edible food waste from other rubbish (pag-pag; often chicken bones with scraps on them, but can also be other food scraps) that are recooked and remade into new dishes. (Edit: There's a pag-pag seller that makes good quality (as in she washes the meat several times to minimise the amount of germs etc) pag-pag and profits around 85 US cents after expenses). I'd like to see AG go and eat someone else's food scraps. Or, y'know, at least lick them. 🙄
dan s 3 months ago
She used to dress like a 5 yr old going to a birthday party, and now she's a hideously ugly advertisement for the dangers of eating disorders.
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#2
Sondos Al-Qattan Complained About New Laws In Kuwait
"For people who want to go get a Filipino domestic worker, what are these ridiculous work contracts you've got to sign? But how can you have a servant in your house who gets to keep their passport with them? Where are we living? If they ran away and went back to their country, who'll refund me? Even worse is that they get a day off every single week! What's left?"
CA Hyde 3 months ago
Wow! That can't be true. Crazy that an actual human being would like one day off! They are not robots or your personal slave you b!tch!
Barbara Wilcock 3 months ago
Seriously. Did I just read that. Or is it time to put the tequila down
liam newton-harding 3 months ago
According to a 2022 U.N. report, there are more people living in conditions of slavery than at any other time in human history. A conservative figure puts it at 50 million.
Sapna Sarfare 3 months ago
Considering many such nurses and servants etc, died or are living a horrible life, this statement is jarring.. kuwait is doing good by bringing the new laws.
🇺🇦 PrincessPatton 🇺🇦 2 months ago
Many of the celebrity quotes on this list are out of touch, but they are mostly ridiculous or self-centered. This one, however, is truly cruel. It is frightening and deeply disturbing.
#3
Willow Smith Says Her Success And Fame Are Entirely Her Own, And Not Because Of Her Famous Parents
She claims critics who label her a “nepo baby,” saying that her success stems solely from her famous parents, Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith have no idea how hard she worked to be where she is today.
Miss Tinker 3 months ago
Remind me again what she has achieved to be successful? A genuine question as I have no idea 🤷
Emilu 3 months ago
Second this. If the comment hadn't referenced her parents I'd have had no idea who she was.
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Stephanie Did It 3 months ago
I was going to say something about the nepo bit, but I was too distracted by the wonky lip liner that missed half of her mouth.
Noname 3 months ago
I didn't notice the lip liner as I was distracted by the hair.. Was she going for the "Bozo the clown" look or the "Larry Fine"? 🤡
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Jrog 3 months ago
At least it's not like his brother, who people know only as an obnoxious idiot.
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Carrie B 3 months ago
It's impossible for her to be objective. She's not entitled, she's sheltered.
Auntriarch 3 months ago
That's a very kind way of putting it (not meant sarcastically).
Load More Replies... Michele campfens 2 weeks ago
What has she done? Got a job? Where she is, living under the care of mum n dad.
The phenomenon of celebrities making jaw-droppingly tone-deaf statements isn't just occasional bad luck with microphones, it's a predictable consequence of how fame and wealth fundamentally rewire someone's brain and social reality. When you can afford to solve most of life's problems by throwing money at them, it becomes genuinely difficult to understand why everyone else doesn't just do the same.
Research shows that fame leads to "wealth, access, temptations, and concerns about family impact," while creating psychological issues including "character-splitting, mistrust, isolation, and an unwillingness to give up fame." This psychological transformation helps explain why celebrities often struggle to relate to everyday concerns like, say, whether to buy name-brand cereal or generic.
#4
Victoria Beckham: "We're Very Working, Working Class"
David Beckham then asked, "What car did your dad drive you to school in?
Victoria Beckham replied, "Okay. In the 80s my dad had a Rolls-Royce."
Spencers slave no more 3 months ago
Both Victoria and David are from working class families. Her Dad worked hard to provide for his family and he bought himself a car, a second hand roller. Aren't working class people allowed nice things?
Ace 3 months ago (edited)
In the UK it's still generally the case that money is not seen as the same thing as class. Many working people, however successful they may have become, are proud of their working-class roots and absolutely do not see the fact of having lots of money as a change to that. Class mobility still takes at least a couple of generations.
Binky Melnik 2 months ago
“In the UK it's still generally the case that money is not seen as the same thing as class”: Uh, Ace? It’s the same way in the US. And Canada. And Mexico. And Germany, the Netherlands, France, Switzerland, and Belgium, and those are just the places I’ve been. My suspicion is that it’s likely the same in most (if not all) developed nations, and while I can’t think how to google it to prove it, I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s the same *everywhere*.
Load More Replies... Jrog 3 months ago (edited)
This was a skit for the promotion of a show about the couple. Her father was an engineer and small business owner. He was upper middle class and bought a rolls royce Silver Shadow when his business started going well, but his daily driver was a van. BTW, it this was "In the 80s" the car was likely used, since it ceased production in the late 70s. Even admitting he bought it new (for 49k GBP, top price for the model) it would be equivalent nowadays to buying a decked out Range Rover, or an entry level Lamborghini, something that is very attainable for a successful business owner.
Elizabethe Carlisle 2 months ago
EVERYONE is working class. There are varying scales of income, of course, but the only real exceptions are heirs and heiresses who can choose whether or not they're interested in having a career.
Epona 3 months ago
There is at least one interview from back in the Spice Girls era where she said she didn't like showing her teeth when smiling, because she was self-conscious about them.
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In The Interview Bella Hadid Spoke About Her Early Career And High School
"I never, growing up, had anything designer. You know, my mom wouldn't let me... I think I got my first pair of Louboutin's when I graduated high school. It makes me emotional, actually, because I'm like... So happy in this picture."
Sapna Sarfare 3 months ago
i am in my 40s.. my shoes are worth 250 rs.. and another pair is Rs 800.. i have to be emotional if they last long
meeeeeeeeeeee 3 months ago
who the f**k gets a car for graduating high school?
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In Her Show Ellen And Her Guest Ali Wong Discussed Their Experiences With Poverty
Ali Wong said, "She was "still super duper cheap."
Ellen said, "I am never going to have that attitude about money. I am always going to just get what I want, I'm going to do what I want. Because I know there is an abundance, and I will always have enough. And that's how I live my life. You shouldn't live your life in fear of money, 'cuz you're gonna manifest that."
Beak Hookage 3 months ago
It was very disheartening finding out Dory was voiced by such an awful person.
Miss Tinker 3 months ago
People live in fear of money because they don’t have enough, you twit 🙄
Emilu 3 months ago
You don't see that when you have your head lodged that firmly up your rear end, though.
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The most significant factor in celebrity reality distortion is what experts call the "bubble effect," though it's less like a protective bubble and more like living inside a snow globe where everyone around you is paid to shake it enthusiastically. When your daily interactions consist of people whose paychecks depend on telling you how brilliant your breakfast choices are, it's easy to assume you're equally brilliant about everything else, including poverty and minimum wage work.
Take Kim Kardashian, the aforementioned billionaire, who has mastered the art of saying exactly the wrong thing at the wrong time. In 2022, she told women in business: "Get your a** up and work. It seems like nobody wants to work these days." This pearl of wisdom came from someone whose first job was organizing Paris Hilton's closet.
#7
Niki Demartino, A Youtuber, Mentioned That She’s Broke After Purchasing A House And Lamented Having To Give Up Her Weekly Shopping Trips, As Well As Her Usual Clothes And Makeup Hauls
Niki: "I can pay it, but it's a really high mortgage... what I'm dealing with now is, like, I'm paying my mortgage, but I don't have really wiggle room anywhere else in my life."
Niki: "There's literally no money going towards me anymore. I can't tell you the last time I had a shopping spree that wasn't a sponsored video."
Beak Hookage 3 months ago
Meanwhile I'm over here skipping FOOD to save money but please tell me more about how just how hard you have it, Niki.
William Teach 3 months ago
OK, once you mention "youtuber" as a celebrity, I'm done with this thread.
#8
Natalie Portman Highlighted The Contrast In How The Wealthy And Famous Experience Recessions By Describing The Economic Downturn As An "Exciting Time"
"I think it's kind of an exciting time. I mean, everyone is cutting back. It's happening in every industry — including our own. All of a sudden, people are doing jobs that they hate, and they're not making as much money as they thought they would, or they've lost their jobs entirely. I've started to see people looking more toward their own passions and what really excites them."
Emilu 3 months ago
Oh, how exciting; watching the 'little people' scrounging around for money to feed themselves and keep a roof over their heads. What a rotten thing to say.
LongFang 2 months ago
Yeah how exciting to see the flower shop next to my home survive the first Covid lock down only to permanently lock down the store after the second lock down as they did not financially survive... How exciting for that elderly couple.
Load More Replies... meeeeeeeeeeee 3 months ago
Signed the petition to let poor peado polanski freed since he should be allowed to r**e kids. peado b***h.
#9
Justin Bieber Said During The Pandemic:
"How blessed are we to be able to like… A lot of people obviously in this time have a cr*ppy situation. You know, they look at us and obviously, we've worked hard for where we're at, so it's like, you can't feel bad for the things we have."
Miss Tinker 3 months ago
I feel bad that Justin obviously didn’t have a proper education, given his appalling grammar.
Owen 3 months ago
He got rich at 14yrs old. I'm pretty sure school took a backseat. He didn't have to be smart and it really shows in the things he says.
Load More Replies... Beak Hookage 3 months ago
You were a YouTuber who got discovered by pure luck. Get over yourself.
Rosecrucian Roeth 3 months ago
Please, Murica.................KEEP HIM. He's more Murican than Muricans!
meeeeeeeeeeee 3 months ago
In fairness, he was probably molested as a child star. It's not the same as some c**t like Kim K saying it.
She's also complained about the hardships of privilege, explaining that "it's actually probably harder we did grow up with this privileged life, but knowing that at a certain age we're gonna be cut off and we can't ask our parents for anything." Yes, knowing you'll only inherit millions instead of having unlimited access to daddy's billions must be truly devastating.
#10
Whoopi Goldberg: "I Appreciate That People Are Having A Hard Time, Me, Too - I Work For A Living!"
"If I had all the money in the world, I would not be here, okay? So, I'm a working person, you know? My kid has to feed her family. My great-granddaughter has to be fed by her family. I know it's hard out there."
meeeeeeeeeeee 3 months ago
She said Roman polanski raping that child wasn't r**e r**e. P**o c**t
#11
Kim Kardashian Claimed Growing Up In A Well-Off Family Made Things "Harder" For Her And Her Siblings
"I just think that it's actually probably harder we did grow up with this privileged life, but knowing that at a certain age we're gonna be cut off and we can't ask our parents for anything. Already having that lifestyle growing up, we wanna maintain that. So it's probably even harder for us, because a lot of people are doing nothing. And we were taught at a very young age that we're gonna have to work, and we're gonna have to fend for ourselves - and whatever lifestyle we want, we have to make that on our own."
Beak Hookage 3 months ago
Can we please send the entire worthless family to Mars, permanently?
Ms.GB 3 months ago (edited)
"A lot of people are doing nothing" like who? I know a homeless guy that has 3 jobs. Actually he only has 2 now because the other ran out of work, wake up Kim. She could've sustained a lifestyle for years just by selling the last few years worth of gifts and belongings after she turned 18.
#12
Elizabeth Banks Told People About Celebrating The Holidays With Just Her Husband And Sons
"We had no help, no nannies, no babysitters. It was crazy. You forget how difficult it is to wake up in the middle of the night, how exhausting it is. I lost all my nails. I did dishes and cleaned bottles for 10 days, so I lost all those nails!"
Even veteran media personalities aren't immune to this disconnect. Larry King, during a 2020 interview, demonstrated just how far removed from ordinary life celebrity wealth can make someone when he rejected a guest's answers about simple pleasures, telling him, "Coffee and socks are not a luxury.” For most people, good coffee and comfortable socks absolutely are small luxuries, but when you can afford to have both delivered by helicopter if needed, your definition of luxury tends to shift dramatically upward.
#13
Lady Gaga Faced A Lawsuit From Her Former Assistant, Jennifer O’Neill, Who Took Her To Court Over Claims Of Unpaid Overtime
In her deposition, the singer reportedly described her as "F***ing hood rat who is suing me for money that she didn’t earn." She said, "She’s just — she thinks she’s just like the queen of the universe. And, you know what, she didn’t want to be a s***e to one, because in my work and what I do, I’m the queen of the universe every day."
Rianna Lewis 3 months ago
She didn’t want to be a what? I can’t make out what word it could be.. I feel like going on wheel of fortune and buying a vowel 😂
StarCrossedFriday 3 months ago (edited)
I can only guess the word is ‘slave’? Censoring has gone completely bonkers.
Load More Replies... Gozer LeGozerian 2 months ago
God, you are giving PICK ME and it's pathetic
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Simon Cowell: "Money Brings You Security And Choice"
"You can make decisions in a different way if you have a lot of money. But when you have nothing, you have a naivety, and a more fearless attitude because you have nothing to lose. To get money, you have to be successful, which means you have to work bloody hard, which I did. I paid myself £5,000 a year, paid off my debts, and learned more from the whole thing than anything else. I wasn't ashamed, I just accepted it."
meeeeeeeeeeee 3 months ago
Hes likely talking about when he went bankrupt and had to move in with his parents in his 30s. Something like that.
Julie S 3 months ago
There was a dance group of about 4/5 girls on Britain's got talent. One of the girls had a curvature of the spine and was going to have an operation and she wouldn't be able to dance after the operation. Simon Cowell actually paid for her to go to America to have a different operation so she could carry on dancing.
Emilu 3 months ago
I don't really think this sounds entitled? I have to admit I could be bias, because it'd take a lot to make me dislike Simon. But there are certainly far worse examples of entitlement on this thread.
Caffeinated Ape 2 months ago
Yeah, it doesn't seem like he's saying anything unreasonable here.
Load More Replies... Willow-60 2 months ago
And with money you too can have so many facelifts that you don’t resemble a human anymore
#15
Adele Told Q Magazine, "I'm Mortified To Have To Pay 50%!"
"While I use the NHS, I can't use public transport anymore. Trains are always late, most state schools are s**t, and I've gotta give you, like, four million quid — are you having a laugh?"
meeeeeeeeeeee 3 months ago
I resent paying tax when I get f**k all back either. If the UK weren't run by such dirty bastards for so long, our taxes could actually have improved society. Burn downing street.
L.V 3 months ago
Agree to that. I'm ok paying taxes if it goes to NHS and infrastructures, but not when they fund the life of the politicians who vote to reduce help people who actually need it
Load More Replies... Gozer LeGozerian 2 months ago
She came from no money. Who can blame her for wanting to save money she's earned?
Jay Cee 2 weeks ago (edited)
A LOT. If the tax bill is £4 million (after the accountants have done their job) it must be on heck of a lot.
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Steven Ricketts 3 months ago
She sort of has a point with the tax. Where she falls down is living in Sylvester Stallones $58 million mansion in LA which means she doesn't even have to pay UK tax.
The structural causes of this reality disconnect are both predictable and self-reinforcing. Extreme wealth creates economic insulation from the financial stresses that drive most people's daily decisions. When money isn't a constraint, it becomes nearly impossible to understand how financial limitations shape others' choices and priorities. Celebrity wealth provides "access to healthcare" and protection "from illness," creating experiences fundamentally different from average citizens who have to choose between medicine and groceries. This extends beyond healthcare to education, legal services, and basic conveniences.
#16
Emma Chamberlain Saying Why Having A 9-5 Would Be Easier Than Being A Self-Employed Influencer
"Because you're an employee of somebody else, mentally, it's easier for you to disconnect after work so that you can enjoy all of your free time to the fullest without having to think about your job. Whereas, when you're self-employed...you never stop thinking about it. You never get to disconnect. You never get to be like, 'Oh, I'm done for now.' It is so hard.'"
Vermonta 2 months ago
Not unless they bring back the paddle. Some of those kids need such a slap
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chyv8xsnnk 3 months ago
Disconnect from what after work?! You can’t disconnect from life, unless you’re dead, geez 🙄 just cuz someone works 9-5 doesn’t mean they have time off after work. There’s this thing called life which has many responsibilities, like kids or other family obligations, second jobs, stress.. shall I go on?!
#17
Salma Hayek: "You Have To Work Very Hard To Please Them All. If You Are Making Pizza, There Is One Who Doesn't Like Cheese, And Another Who Hates Tomato"
"Our chef sometimes looks so downhearted. He's always saying, 'Madam, what are we going to do?'"
Gozer LeGozerian 2 months ago
How DARE she employ a person and give them wages. The absolutely NERVE
#18
Alexis Bellino Posted An Instagram Picture Of The Dirty Floor Under Her Couch
In the caption, she said, "When your couch accidentally disconnects and you realize your maids aren’t doing deep cleaning. Found 2 socks too..."
Mari 3 months ago
With kids that is the result of 3 days of not cleaning underneath the couch.
Spencers slave no more 3 months ago
With cats that's about half an hour of not cleaning under the sofa.
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The entertainment industry itself creates artificial social dynamics that make this worse. Fame creates "a perpetual need to keep their fame machine churning," which requires celebrities to constantly perform and maintain their image. When your professional environment consists of people celebrating your every utterance and rarely challenging your ideas, maintaining realistic self-assessment becomes nearly impossible. The combination of psychological changes from power, structural isolation from ordinary life, economic insulation from common concerns, and professional environments that reinforce these dynamics creates a perfect storm for losing touch with reality.
#19
Dixie D'amelio - "There's No Pressure For Me To Release Music. Podcast Is Still Work In Progress"
"And so right now, my biggest goal professionally is probably to marry rich. Like I really don't want to work anymore."
#20
The Interviewer Told Mariah Carey That His To-Do List Included "Pay Bill." In Reply, She Asked, "Pay Who? Bill Who?"
Interviewer, "Like electricity... a bill."
Mariah Carey, "Oh you have to pay for that?"
Interviewer, "You don't get it for free!"
Mariah Carey, "In America, we get it free."
BeesEelsAndPups 3 months ago (edited)
Well, I freely paid $270 last month
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Heir of Durin 3 months ago (edited)
A stupid thing to say, but to be fair, she’s been a celebrity since she was 19 (?). I doubt she’s ever seen a bill for anything.
#21
Discussing Being An Actor During The Pandemic, Saif Ali Khan Told:
"During the lockdown, we quietly sat at home for six months, wasted our lives and lost our time. But now, when the government is saying go out and work to support the economy, we are in the frontline again. It's a high-risk profession, almost like working at a hospital."
Emilu 3 months ago
Absolutely nothing like it. Apples and oranges. Apples and zucchinis. Apples and *durian.* What a tosser.
Load More Replies... Jane Doe-Doe 3 weeks ago (edited)
I have no idea either , also, I love your username
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#22
Alicia Vikander - "Sometimes, You Go Through Things That Are Tough In Life, And If You Have An Office Job, You Can Step Away For A Bit"
"But there are times that myself or colleagues have been through something and, well, I can't understand how they went on to the red carpet afterwards."
Emilu 3 months ago
A) No idea who this person is. B) Some office jobs you may be able to step away and call it a day. Try breaking the news to someone that they're going to lose their home and then try and just "step away". I think pouting prettily in free clothes and walking down a pretty carpet and getting your photo taken is a *tad* easier, but I could be bias. (Or jealous. I'm totally jealous. /s)
Gozer LeGozerian 2 months ago
You could use that device you rage post from to look her up on Google. It's not difficult.
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Gisele Bündchen: "People Just Have To Make The Decision Of Working At It"
"That's the problem with today's society, people want instant gratification where it's, you know: 'I want to do something, and [when] I wake up I want to look like this.' I'm like, 'Er, well, you know, for me to cure my panic attacks, it took months. I could have taken a pill, but I decided no. I'm going to wake up every morning, and I'm going to meditate and do breath work.' It took months... Everything starts with discipline."
Miss Tinker 3 months ago (edited)
She has a point, but I find it difficult to respect any advice from someone who has made a living out of the genetic lottery.
Emilu 3 months ago (edited)
She does, but at the same time, she... kind of doesn't? I mean, if meditation and breath work did it for her, that's good for her. That won't work for a lot of people, and just sets about making them potentially feel like shit because she could do it but they can't. Mental health issues aren't generally something you can just will away (ol' mate above aside, apparently), and one cure does not fit all. (Edit: By "she" I mean the b***o being referred to in the post, not Miss Tinker. Just to clarify. 😊)
Load More Replies... Sonja Petrinic 3 months ago
Most of us can't take months off work to meditate and do breath work. Our discipline is forged out of necessity because we have other people to take care of instead of the means you have to employ nannies, chefs, gardeners, maids, chauffeurs, personal assistants, stylists, manicurists, and hair & make-up artists at our disposal... that must take a lot of discipline!
Sonja Petrinic 3 months ago
Most people don't have the luxury of taking months off work to breathe and meditate. They're having panic attacks thinking about how they're going to feed their kids, pay their mortgage and keep up with their bills. Not all of us have nannies, chefs, gardeners, chauffeurs, maids, tutors and personal assistants to tend to our daily tasks. I do all of these things as well as work full-time, but maybe with a little more discipline?
#24
Kirstie Allsopp Ho Reportedly Received Financial Help From Her Family To Purchase Her First House — Told:
"When I bought my first property, going abroad, the easyJet, coffee, gym, Netflix lifestyle didn't exist. I used to walk to work with a sandwich. And on payday I'd go for a pizza, and to a movie, and buy a lipstick. Interest rates were 15 percent; I was earning £11,500 a year... I don't want to belittle those people who can't do it. But there are loads of people who can do it and don't. It is hard."
She reportedly responded to a critic via Twitter, saying, "Either you think I'm an out-of-touch rich bi**h who doesn't get how hard it is to buy a home in many parts of the UK or you don't."
Grm Moore 3 months ago
A pizza, movie....right. Interest rates were over 20% here when we bought ours. No furniture, we used cardboard boxes for ages. 1 single bed for us, 1 cot for kid. Borrowed $1000 off work load, then $4000 off 3rd party lender (horrific interest for the first 5 years to get rid of that!!, 5 yr term), then got mortgage. Started veg garden immediately. Ops shop clothes, us and kid for 4 years. No pram till he was 9 months old, I carried him everywhere. What does SHE know???
#25
Justin Timberlake - "24-Hour Parenting Is Just Not Human"
#26
Lizzo Wrongly Accused A Postmates Delivery Driver Of Taking Her Food
She said, "Hey @Postmates, this girl Tiffany W. stole my food. She's lucky I don’t fight no more."
meeeeeeeeeeee 3 months ago
I once watched her eating a spice bag and she chapped and smacked her lips and made slobbering dog noises the entire time. Dirty b***h.
#27
In 2001, While Attending Columbia, Julia Stiles Appeared On Late Night With Conan O’Brien And Referred To The Cafeteria Staff As “Mole People”
Bryn 3 months ago
It absolutely was. She also apologized and explained how the comment came about (cause Conan isn't so innocent in all of this)
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Gwyneth Paltrow: "I Think To Have A Regular Job And Be A Mom Is Not As Difficult, Of Course There Are Challenges, But It's Not Like Being On Set"
"I think it's different when you have an office job, because it's routine and, you know, you can do all the stuff in the morning, and then you come home in the evening. When you're shooting a movie, they're like, 'We need you to go to Wisconsin for two weeks,' and then you work 14 hours a day, and that part of it is very difficult."
Miss Tinker 3 months ago
I’m guessing that trip to Wisconsin also includes free travel, food and accomodation, not to mention the millions of dollars you’ll be paid for going there?
vanessa alley 2 months ago
Out of touch lunatic who sells candles that are called "Gwyneth's v****a
chyv8xsnnk 3 months ago
What about those who have to work 70 hours a week, take care of kids, deal with bills etc..? That’s not easy but she seems to think everyone who isn’t a wealthy actor who has a famous parent has it easy compared to her… c’mon..😑
Gozer LeGozerian 2 months ago
Where did she say it was easier? You people love to complain about sh1t you did to yourselves
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#29
When Priyanka Chopra Clapped For All Of The Healthcare Workers From Her Balcony During Covid, While We All Went Home To Our Studio Apartments Hoping We Weren't Sick Every Day
Emilu 3 months ago (edited)
Massively agree, but I'd rather her than whoever compares acting to working in healthcare during the pandemic below (maybe above now; I dunno). If I had to choose (and I'm glad I don't, really).
Load More Replies... meeeeeeeeeeee 3 months ago
Was this a scandal or something? Because if it was just the normal, weird a*s clapping we were all doing, I don't see the issue with rich people joining in. Since it was completely pointless.
Rianna Lewis 3 months ago
I mean what else could she really have done at that stage during the pandemic??
Cindy Brick 2 months ago
I'm just not sure what that was supposed to prove. Maybe she could have thrown money, instead.
#30
On An Episode Of His Smartless Podcast With Will Arnett And Sean Hayes, Jason Bateman Mentioned That He Wished He Could Work As A Restaurant Server
"I've always secretly had a fantasy to be a waiter just so I could work each table to figure out what they need me to be to get the best tip. Like separate audiences, you know?" After Hayes brought up tip pooling — when restaurant workers combine their tips then divide them up between workers rather than each server keeping the tips they specifically got — Bateman asked, "Is that really the way it works?"
Spencers slave no more 3 months ago
He's not completely wrong, in many countries, hospitality workers keep their own tips without having to pool them.
Rianna Lewis 3 months ago
In Australia there’s no tipping unless you really want to and are extremely gratified with their services, and I actually had no idea that, that’s how it worked, so I get that
Load More Replies... BeesEelsAndPups 3 months ago
I didn't see this as a problem. I can see as an actor thinking of the challenge there. And plenty of people never had jobs as a waiter. I worked in fast food, in retail, but never at a restaurant
T'Mar of Vulcan 2 months ago
He's been famous since he was a child. No wonder he has no idea how the real world works. His sister Justine was in "Family Ties" as a teen.
#31
Kendall Jenner - "Since The Beginning, We've Been Super Selective About What Shows I Would Do. I Was Never One Of Those Girls Who Would Do Like 30 Shows A Season Or Whatever The F**k Those Girls Do"
"More power to 'em. But I had a million jobs, not only catwalks but everything else. The whole combination was very overwhelming, and I started to freak out a little bit and needed to take a step back."
StarCrossedFriday 3 months ago (edited)
On the one hand I get what she means, but on the other, she can afford to be more selective than the average ‘non-supermodel’ model. My cousin is a model - the life isn’t as glamorous as many think.
Ms.GB 3 months ago
I want to see a reality show where these celebrities live like a minimum wage worker for a week. The camera man is only allowed to step in if you're about to die. They'd never get the real experience anyway because employers and people in general would be way nicer and more accommodating though.
#32
Sydney Sweeney Drew Criticism After That She Had To “Fight” For Her Part In "Reality"
She said, "I had to audition for it. I had to put myself on tape and send in my audition just like everybody else."
meeeeeeeeeeee 3 months ago
She was Nick's first child bride in handmaids. What's wrong with an actor saying they audition? Is everyone such an offended c**t these days that that's now banned for some reason?
#33
Chris Hemsworth Said That He Doesn't Believe People Who Say They "Don't Have Time" To Workout
"It's about prioritizing what's important, you know, I live an incredibly busy life, but trying to find 20 or 30 minutes a day to train, I can see the benefit."
CA Hyde 3 months ago
He's kinda right, most people are lazy. But it's easier for wealthy people to get free time.
Amy Force 2 months ago
not to mention, they don't have to run to a gym - most of them have their own gyms in their own house, with their own personal trainer.
Load More Replies... Cuppa tea? 3 months ago
If I had someone to stock up my fridge, prep meals for whole day in accordance with diet and fitness regime prepared by someone else, somebody taking care of my household - yeah, I can do 30 minutes for exercise.
#34
At The Cannes Film Festival Cate Blanchett Speaking About Refugee Stories And Her Own Privilege, Blanchett Said:
"I'm White. I'm privileged. I'm middle class. And I think, you know, one can be accused of having a bit of a White savior complex. But to be perfectly honest, my interaction with refugees in the... field and also in resettled environments has totally changed my perspective on the world."
Blanchett is reportedly worth $95 million.
sh30joy 3 months ago
This sounds like an acknowledgement of her privilege and gaining more understanding that others have it harder. That’s not entitled, it's insight.
Ms.GB 3 months ago
I agree but she's definitely not middle class if she's worth $95m.
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Amy Force 2 months ago
Privilege is a matter of perspective also... I know a LOT of people that have waaay more privivlege than *I* do, as a lower-income middle class individual. but i know i have a lot more privilege than people a lot poorer than ME... BUT, the people in USA and most european countries, even their poorest indivuals have more privilege than poor people in 3rd world countries. Most privilege comes with your degree of wealth.
guenstig 3 months ago
I'm middle class... Blanchett is reportedly worth $95 million. That doesn't sit well with me.
Ripley 3 months ago
Middle class roots, as in, her upbringing was middle class.
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After Receiving Backlash For Taking On The Role Of Tex Gill, A Transgender Man In "Rub & Tug" Scarlett Johansson Said:
"You know, as an actor, I should be allowed to play any person, or any tree, or any animal because that is my job and the requirements of my job."
Lukas (he/him, it/its) 3 months ago
Yes, it is acting, but as a transgender person, if you're casting for a trans character, it is better to use a person who has lived that experience and who can more accurately portray that character. Plus it gives trans actors a role to play, because, let's be honest, a transgender actor is much less likely to be cast in a cisgender role. Yes, it is just "acting", but it's more nuanced than that.
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Stephanie Did It 3 months ago
This post is extremely dangerous. I rolled my eyes so hard that I fell out of bed.
Joe Publique 2 months ago
There are some great research papers out there about the widespread phenomenon whereby successful people tend to minimise the role of luck and privilege in their lives and attribute it instead to innate personal qualities such as capacity, tenacity, and work ethic. Heck, some would even credit an imaginary friend who lives in the sky before they'd admit that perhaps they started closer to the front of the pack than others.
Stephanie Did It 3 months ago
This post is extremely dangerous. I rolled my eyes so hard that I fell out of bed.
Joe Publique 2 months ago
There are some great research papers out there about the widespread phenomenon whereby successful people tend to minimise the role of luck and privilege in their lives and attribute it instead to innate personal qualities such as capacity, tenacity, and work ethic. Heck, some would even credit an imaginary friend who lives in the sky before they'd admit that perhaps they started closer to the front of the pack than others.
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