Kelly Ripa:
With her clay-footed handling of an American Idol's playful banter, Ripa inadvertently plunged into the treacherously shrill waters of "What's up with that?" Compounding matters, beyond Rosie's dark "View" of the matter, is the utterly unbelievable nature of Ripa's apology. She was worried about catching cold and flu season germs? To paraphrase a lyric from "Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word," -- track five of Aiken's latest album -- "It's a sad, sad situation, and it's getting more and more absurd." Memo to Gelman: Wash, rinse, repeat.
3 comments:
Clay acted spontaneously. What she did was deliberate and cold hearted. Poor Regis.
Clay definately showed who had the most class in this. He apologized the day of the event 3 times and she accepted it then but went on the rant after that.
Clay sent her flowers and an apology showing how classy he is.
You know, now that a few days have passed, I think Kelly's cold, on air put down of Clay is revealed even more clearly for what it really was - insecurity, low self esteem, immaturity, and yes, a possible slight tinge of the homophobia.
My brother, who really doesn't even care for Clay at all, read it that way. He said she was definitely afraid of being touched by what SHE thought was the gay.
Silly wench. Talk shows are not for kids, they are for adults.
Learn how to be one.
OK, now I'm done. : )
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