Day time talk show host Wendy Williams is truly something else. Not only does she have the nerve to demand that Kenya Moore quit Bravo's Real Housewives of Atlanta because the rest of brawlers/ladies on the show, like Porsha Williams and NeNe Leakes, are beneath her class. Wendy also doesn't have a problem agreeing with Spider Man's Kirsten Dunst reported statements that men and women need to stick to their traditional family gender roles in any and all relationships. Not to mention, Wendy, who once admitted to hating her son on air, slamming Victoria Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio's parenting skills for taking her daughter Anja to see bands perform.
Wendy Williams has some unsolicited advice for Real Housewives of Atlanta Kenya Moore, regardless of whether she wants it or not.
In her weekly contribution to Life & Style Magazine Williams claimed that Kenya should drop the show because the rest of the ladies weren't good enough for her--in what one can only hope was a poor attempt at irony:
"I love seeing Kenya Moore on the Real Housewives of Atlanta, but I think two seasons have been more than enough for her.
"Let's face it: Kenya is above the rest of the Housewives...She's well-spoken, classy--not to mention a former Miss USA!
"She should not have to deal with crazy drama like her RHOA co-star Porsha Williams attacking her.
"Being on the show has brought Kenya down--literally and figuratively...Technically, Kenya isn't even a housewife.
"But she is a star!"
Perhaps Wendy hasn't heard that Kenya is also broke as hell and couldn't quit a job at McDonalds at the moment, let alone the Real Housewives.
Wendy Williams apparently also has a problem with everyone who recently attended Coachella; in Life & Style Williams seemed to suggest that only depraved degenerate outcasts and outlaws would be present at such an event:
"Victoria's Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio is getting the side-eye for taking 5-year-old daughter, Anja, to Coachella.
"It sure wouldn't be my choice to take my kid there."
Besides Wendy's husband probably wouldn't let her go anyway, and after all Williams is happy to have him as her boss in their marriage--just like it should be.
Wendy admits that the position in morally reprehensible and offensive to people who long for women to have equal rights as men, but thinks that is how it is supposed to be:
"I agreed with Kisten Dunst when she recently said, 'You need a man to be man and woman to be a woman,' claiming that relationships work better when couples adhere to gender roles.
"I know all the feminists out there are rolling their eyes at poor Kirsten, but I get it, 100 percent!"
It seems that Wendy Williams has adopted Sarah Palin's attention grabbing strategy of saying the most offensive non-sensical BS she can think of to get a rise out of the population with a 70 or greater IQ.
Shame on you Wendy Williams.
