She expounds on how the KARDASHIANS who take the famous last name of the last patriarch of the family for self exploitation and make sex tapes don't need men to create their empire.
Um, that's actually all they've done. If they're feminists then I totally understand why contemporary feminism is utter trash.
Totally. They are uneducated goofballs, who became famous via a sex tape that Kim made with the then-more famous Ray-J. Their mother pimped out the tape, and just keeps on pimping them out. They've all had so many plastic surgeries and procedures, that they barely resemble their former selves. None of them have achieved anything on their own, such as a college education. They barely have a grasp on the English language. Sickens me that young girls and women actually look up to and admire them. The dumbing down of America continues...
shareIt's strange that Riki - a perfect example of a woman who really has built a successful career through her own hard work and talent - would praise these women who are only famous because of who their daddy is.
Looking at the interview itself though I don't think Riki was actually saying that they're heroes of hers. She just had to research them for Another Period and was pointing out that, despite all their hate, they should at least get some credit. I can imagine Riki being someone who sees the good in most people.
Leggero on Lindhome: “She really sees the good in the Kardashians.”