Wendy Williams is never short on unsolicited advice for people that couldn't care less for her opinion to star with. Case in point, Williams' recent remarks about Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Brandi Glanville and her arch-nemesis country singer LeAnn Rimes, that there Twitter feud only showed their immaturity and lack of attention to Brandi's hospitalized sick son Mason.
Wendy Williams had no problem opening up in her latest Life & Style contribution about Beverl Hills Housewife Brandi Glanville and the bane of Brandi's existence washed-up LeAnn Rimes.
"8 hours in the ER this trip to NYC Mason will never forget! 1st trip in an ambulance! All will be fine"
Glanville put a picture up on Twitter of her son's arm that really drew the ire of Ms. Wendy (via Life & Style):
"I think Brandi Glanville has shown who she truly is: an immature reality star who's addicted to social media.
"Time after time, Brandi continues to take TMI to a whole new level on Twitter.
"She posted a photo sharing that her son, Mason, 10, was sick in the hospital with her 563,000 followers...The one person she forgot to share the news with?...Mason's father Eddie Cibrian.
"Even worse? Eddie's wife, LeAnn Rimes, blasting Brandi on Twitter for her lack of judgment.
"Ladies, get off the internet and grow up."
"Church day #blonde #happy #sunday"
And it's not only Glanville and Rimes' social media presence that Williams has a problem with; the day time talk show host, who often posts half nude picture of herself in bikinis on the internet, let Life & Style readers know she also thinks Courtney Stodden is inappropriate--and needs Jesus.
"I was never a Courtney fan- -and I'm still not, especially after she shared this sexy selfie on [Twitter] showing the inappropriate outfit she decided to wear to church!
"Courtney's style needs some prayers!"
What makes a woman that cooks beef jerky via lighter on national television think she is fit to judge anyone else's public conduct.
Wendy Williams needs to take a good look at herself her selfies in the mirror.
