Meghan McCain Slams Jennifer Lopez For Being 'Deeply Unpleasant' On 'The View'
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The former talk show host also criticized Lopez for having an entourage that was bigger than the president's on her “Citizen McCain” podcast.
Former “The View” co-host, Meghan McCain, is claiming that Jennifer Lopez was “deeply unpleasant” when she appeared on the ABC talk show.
During Friday’s episode of her “Citizen McCain” podcast, McCain, 39, who co-hosted the iconic talk show from 2017 to 2021, recalled the off putting encounter she had with the pop star, 54, when she was a guest.
“I, too, share similar negative stories that apparently the entire world does too,” the political commentator revealed. “I actually feel bad right now because we’re turning to a point where there’s bullying happening to J.Lo. She just is a deeply unpleasant person.”
McCain then remembered Lopez bringing the “biggest entourage I’ve ever seen” when she appeared on “The View.”
“[Her team] was more than Kim Kardashian and the president,” she continued. “I just don’t really understand why it was needed.”
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