As one of the most famous women in the world, Kim Kardashian has not only amassed a ton of fans, but
she's also attracted a few haters including some major celebs. From Taylor, to Pink, to
wait, Fabio? here are the stars who would rather not keep up with this Kardashian.
One of Kim's earliest feuds dates back to 2011 when she upset the stars of
MTV's Teen Mom. According to E! News, Kim wrote a negative post on her blog about teen pregnancy,
blaming Teen Mom for supposedly making it all seem cool, adding,
"The kids from these shows are all over the news […] but girls,
these are not people you should idolize!"
But Teen Mom's Amber Portwood wasn't gonna let that one slide. She told E! News,
"Last time I checked, Kim Kardashian had [an explicit] tape floating around
on the internet and I'm pretty sure she made a lot of money off of it.
She made [the] tape when she was younger and she wants to bash the girls on Teen Mom?"
"You know I think that's how I was definitely introduced to the world.
So I'd like to think that I'm, y'know, aware. I'm not naive to that fact."
Ironically, the issue of teen pregnancy hit close to home in 2017 when Kim's younger sis,
Kylie Jenner, got pregnant at 19 and gave birth to daughter Stormi, at 20. Perhaps Kim
had learned a little something from Portwood, when she wrote to Kylie, via Harper's Bazaar,
"I am so proud that you do what you want to do and live your life the way you want,
you will pass down all of those amazing qualities to your baby girl."
Actress Chloë Grace Moretz got into it with the Kardashians
in 2016 when Kim broke the internet yet again with a racy mirror selfie.
The snap created a blizzard of replies including one from Moretz, who tweeted,
"I truly hope you realize how important setting goals are for young women,
teaching them we have so much more to offer than our bodies."
Not one to let a bit of good shade go unnoticed, Kim responded,
"Let's all welcome [Chloe] to Twitter, since no one knows who she is."
Moretz's tweet continued to haunt her for years. For Valentine's Day in 2018,
Kim sent her perfume to her A-list "haters," according to E! News. When she was later asked by
Andy Cohen what she did with her perfume, Moretz said that her publicist kept it, adding of Kim,
"I hope that we both use our platforms for the betterment of society. We have a lot young women
and young men to influence."
Kim's scandalous selfie also garnered the attention of The Talk host Sharon Osbourne,
who went so far as to recreate the photo in support of Kim, hashtagging herself, quote,
"liberated." But while Osbourne's photo is still up, she seemed to go back on her statement in 2017
when she berated Kim for her revealing photos, explaining to The Telegraph,
"Kim says she's doing everything in the name of feminism, but that's not feminism.
Those girls live off their bodies."
"I don't think because she takes her clothes off
and is confident with that, that that makes you a feminist."
In response, Kardashian told E! News that she never posted the photo, quote,
"in the name of feminism." Instead, she said,
"I like how I look and I feel proud when I've lost all this baby weight and I post it because
I feel like posting it and I feel powerful." In more mirror selfie news, even the iconic
Bette Midler weighed in on the drama. She joked on Twitter,
"If Kim wants us to see a part of her we've never seen, she's gonna have to swallow the camera."
"Dede, this is like a four-alarm dumpster fire, but the only thing in the dumpster is manure."
At first, Kim replied with a joke, asking Midler to send racy snaps of her own,
but a few minutes later, she followed up with a slightly more sinister tweet, writing,
"Hey [Bette Midler] I really didn't want to bring up how you sent me a gift a while back
trying to be a fake friend then [came] at me."
But Midler didn't let it end there. In reference to a tree she once planted in
Kim's honor as part of her MillionTreesNYC initiative, per TMZ, Midler replied,
"I never tried to fake friend you. Looks like anyone can take
a selfie but not everyone can take a joke." If you think three celebrities commenting on Kim's
single photo is a lot there's more. Pink also took to Twitter to shade Kim's selfie, posting,
"Shout out to all of the women, across the world,
using their brains, their strength, their work ethic, their talent,
their 'magic' that they were born with. […] It may not ever bring you as much 'attention'
or bank notes as using your body […] but women like you don't need that kind of 'attention.'"
Soon after, Pink appeared on Watch What Happens Live where a fan asked if the
tweet was in response to Kim's selfie. Pink confirmed that it was, adding,
"Honestly, she went in on Bette Midler, and if you go in on Bette Midler,
you're probably gonna hear from me." Moving on from that selfie, in 2018,
Kim posted a series of snaps of her hair in braids — a style traditionally
attributed to African women. But instead of crediting the 'do's traditional roots,
Kim referenced actress Bo Derek — who wore similar braids in her film 10.
"So guys, I did Bo Derek braids…and I'm really into it."
This, of course, catapulted a series of think pieces debating whether or
not Kim was guilty of cultural appropriation.
It also caught the eye of Lindsay Lohan, who commented on Perez Hilton's repost, writing,
"I am confused."
Clapback queen Kim was quick to respond to Lohan, quipping,
"You know what's confusing, your sudden foreign accent."
In 2019, Lohan learned the hard way that if you take a jab at a Kardashian,
you'll be asked about it forever. Lohan cleared the air when she told Andy Cohen that she was
confused about the hairstyle since Kim had just had a baby. Admitting to no bad blood, she said,
"I love Kim."
"We're friends. Yeah, with all the family." Kim's feud with Taylor Swift is extensive,
dating back to that infamous moment when Kim's husband Kanye West interrupted Swift
during her 2009 VMA acceptance speech. Their relationship then came to a head in 2016 when
West dropped his song "Famous," in which he refers to Swift as, quote, "that b---h."
According to Cosmo, West claimed in a tweet that Swift had approved the lyrics. And in July 2016,
Kim backed up her husband by posting a video clip of a call West made to Swift,
in which she seemingly gave the go-ahead. But Swift's publicist told Entertainment Tonight,
"Taylor was never made aware of the actual lyric, 'I made that b---h famous.'"
"Just another way to play the victim. Definitely got her a lot of attention the first time."
Swift and Kardashian seemed to stay in their separate corners for years,
until the alleged unedited video of the phone call was leaked in 2020. In it,
West does not tell Swift about the infamous lyric. Swift then responded on her Instagram
story by saying she was, quote, "telling the truth." Kardashian then retorted on Twitter:
"The lie was never about the word b---h, It was always whether there was a call
or not and the tone of the conversation." Most people would consider Kim an entrepreneur,
reality star, and model, among other things. But Janice Dickinson is definitely not one of those
people. One of the original supermodels who also claims she even invented the term "supermodel"
Dickinson took issue with Kim and Kanye's 2014 Vogue cover. In 2016,
Dickinson told The Tomorrow Show that the spread made her, quote, "want to vomit," insisting,
"They're not models! They're reality TV stars."
But Dickinson not only attacked Kardashian's merit as a model
she also criticized her as a person in general. She allegedly told Star Magazine,
"[Kim is] a fraud, she's a hoax." Janice Dickinson isn't the only supermodel
who's taken issue with Kim. Model Naomi Campbell appeared on The Morning Show in 2014,
where she was also asked about Kim and Kanye's Vogue cover. Initially trying not to comment,
she seemed to suggest the couple hadn't quite earned the honor, finally admitting,
"I'm a fashion model, and I've been working for 28 years. When you get a Vogue cover,
it's a build in your career. It's a stepping stone to achieve that."
"The queen's arrived."
Campbell handled the situation with class, but bloggers attempted to fuel the fire in 2019,
when they accused Kim of stealing Campbell's most notorious red carpet looks.
About that, Kardashian told People,
"[Naomi] and I have talked about it and laughed that it has become such a big deal."
Considering that the pair also created a short film with Cher in 2020 for CR Fashion Book,
we're assuming their beef has definitely been squashed.
Not only did Anna Wintour elect to put Kim and Kanye on the cover of Vogue,
she also defended her decision, writing in her editor's letter,
"Part of the pleasure of editing Vogue […] is being able to feature those who
define the culture at any given moment. […] I think we can all agree on the fact
that that role is currently being played by Kim and Kanye to a T."
"You have to admire how they have created an empire,
obviously through their personalities and creative genius of their mother."
But just two years later, Radar Online reported ahead of that year's iconic Met Gala
that Wintour threatened to ban the couple from attending. A source told the outlet,
"Anna Wintour sent a very specific letter to Kim and Kanye letting them know that they are
forbidden from taking any selfies on the red carpet at this year's Met Gala. If Anna sees
that either Kim or Kanye take any selfies this year, neither of them will be invited back."
Apparently, Kim obeyed Wintour's wishes and was allowed to make an appearance on the 2017
Met Gala red carpet. Considering Beyoncé and Kim
often run in the same circles, you'd think they'd get along. But as it turns out ... they don't.
Rumors about a feud started in 2014 when Jay-Z and Beyoncé didn't show up to Kim and Kanye's wedding.
Theories about why they didn't attend included busy work schedules and the fact that Rachel Roy
who Jay-Z is rumored to have cheated on Beyoncé with was going to be there.
But in 2016, buzz heated up again after a source told The Mirror,
"Beyoncé has never genuinely liked Kim. She's mostly tolerated her because of
their husbands' friendship and mutual friends."
Another source went so far as to allege to Hollywood Life,
"Beyoncé can't stand the whole reality TV thing,
and she thinks Kim would do anything for fame."
As a talk show host, it's Wendy Williams' duty to report on pop culture. And in early 2018 she made
it clear that she's not a fan of Kim Kardashian. First, in January, Williams jumped aboard the
ever-popular "call Kim out for her selfies" bandwagon. And in February, Williams came after
Kim again when Kylie Jenner released her birth announcement video, during which Kim's third
child, Chicago, was revealed for the first time. Calling Kim, quote, "selfish," Williams said,
"This is Kylie's moment to do Kylie's thing and then Kim just showed up with the baby."
"Would you look at the waist to hip thing?
I mean, she looks beautiful. You know, the hair and all that."
But somewhere along the line, Kim and Williams were able to patch things up. And by June 2019,
the two were hanging out. Williams posted a video with Kim on Instagram, which must've
gotten Kris Jenner's approval, too, because Williams posted a picture with her as well.
In 2016, Fabio yes, that Fabio expressed his dislike for Kim in a very succinct way,
telling the New York Daily News,
"Kim Kardashian is trash."
Fabio, who had just become an American citizen,
went on to explain that he felt the Kardashians set a bad precedent for youth today. He said,
"There are a lot of people out there […] who think that the only thing they have
to do to become famous is make [an adult] video or be caught doing something nasty."
The romance novel icon went on to explain how he wasn't a fan of the way
the Kardashians have exploited the moments and people in their lives for TV, adding,
"All the Kardashians care about is the media, money and being on camera.
It shows they have no sensitivity and they don't know when to stop."
"Kim, would you stop taking pictures of yourself, your sister's going to jail."
In an interview with David Blum, former President Barack Obama
discussed how people like Kim and Kanye have transformed the way Americans view success.
He explained that back when he was younger,
"We weren't exposed to the things we didn't have in the same ways that kids these days are.
Kids weren't monitoring every day what Kim Kardashian was wearing, or where Kanye West
was going on vacation, and thinking that somehow that was the mark of success."
Even so, that didn't stop Kanye from claiming that he and Obama were so close
that Obama calls the Kardashian-West house phone.
Obama then joked about the notion with Jimmy Kimmel in 2015, saying,
"I love his music, he's incredibly creative […] I don't think I've got his home number."
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