Women we love to hate
In a nutshell: Over-exposure is not something that bothers this broad. Sometimes it is hard to believe that she is just one person. Her image is everywhere, her name on everything. When are we going to get a break? She believes she is endlessly fascinating but we think we've seen most of what she has to offer. She is proficient at everything but not gifted in anything. Like Posh she talks about herself as a brand. It's a useful euphemism, it's supposed to conjure up images of a smart, in-control businesswoman and mask the demanding and greedy exhibitionist that is JLo.
Things we hate about her
- What did she do to poor Ben? Admittedly the guy is an idiot but that doesn't make it right. She all but castrated him in public.
- 'Jenny From The Block' ughhh. The arrogance displayed in the video and the song is unparalleled. There was a sharp intake of breath as we gawped at our TV screens in disbelief. Yes that really was Jen in a bikini and mink, dripping with diamonds, wailing 'I'm real.'
- She needs to stop whingeing about the paparazzi ruining her relationships. She has only herself to blame for making a spectacle of every romance she has had. These days when asked about tiny husband Marc Anthony she replies: 'I'm trying to keep that part of my life very personal and sacred.' Only her idea of personal and sacred is singing a duet with Marc at the Grammies and talking about her wedding on prime time American TV.
- She takes offence at being called a Diva. It's not fair, she screams. She's just a simple girl who lives a simple life. Reality check: When she appeared on Top of the Pops she demanded ten dressing rooms to accommodate a 100-strong entourage.
Things we hate about her
In a nutshell: Naomi Campbell's nasty personality is legendary. There are very few people who have any nice things to say about her. She possesses the beauty of a goddess but her personality is riddled with crude emotions she impetuously acts upon time and again. As a supermodel she could almost be forgiven her vanity, huge ego and hypocrisy. But with Naomi there is the added element of uncontrollable anger, accompanied even by physical violence. That t-shirt she wore with the legend 'Naomi Hit Me and I Loved It' suggests she finds it humorous. We have a better idea for a slogan: 'I belted Naomi and I Loved It.' Now that IS funny.
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