Celebs Who Can't Stand The Jenners

Kendall and Kylie Jenner have their followers, but they also have many enemies. Maybe it's just normal because they are rich, beautiful and famous. However, some of the vitriol directed at these "Satellite Kardashians" is the fault of their own pettiness and penchant for drama. Here are the stars who just can't

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the Jenner sisters. "Everyone wants an excuse to talk s**t." Diddy Sean "Diddy" Combs is clearly not a fan of the Jenner sisters, which became evident after the 2017 Met Gala. Combs posted a photo of himself with Jaden Smith, Travis Scott, Wiz Khalifa and Migos on Instagram at the event, with the hashtag "black excellence." But it was later revealed that Combs actually removed Kendall and Kylie from the photo.

Diddy never commented on why he did it, but Twitter quickly reacted to the alleged snub, and many fans applauded the rap mogul. Danielle 'Cash Me Ousside' Bregoli Notorious viral sensation Danielle Bregoli apparently has a problem with the Jenner sisters. According to the Daily Mail, Bregoli mocked Kylie in her "These Heaux" video, which features a Kylie lookalike getting injections all over her face and body. Bregoli also lashed out at Kylie on The Cruz Show, saying, "How do you go from having fucking lips the size of a twig and a body that looks like a fucking paperclip to now looking like an hourglass?" Keke Palmer Actress and singer Keke Palmer was somewhat sympathetic to Kylie's professed insecurities about her appearance, but Palmer does not approve of how Kylie managed to gain confidence, calling it "inauthentic." Palmer told Yahoo Beauty: "In the situation with Kylie, a young woman who people have seen on TV since she was a child and was literally told she was so ugly that she apparently did everything the world considers beautiful.

The part still The craziest thing is that everyone loves her for that." The Original Supermodels Supermodel Naomi Campbell has made it very clear that she is not impressed with the trajectory of Kendall's modeling career. Addressing Kendall and other so-called "Instagirls," Campbell told Meredith Viera, "I feel like my generation of women, like Cindy Crawford and Linda Evangelista, Christy Turlington, Claudia..." "We've worked so hard and we." We're still working on it and that's how it is for them." Supermodel Stephanie Seymour also weighed in, telling Vanity Fair: "Supermodels are a thing of the past. "They are beautiful girls and I support them all, but they need their own title 'Bitches of the Moment.'" That would be a good title for them." Model Rebecca Romijn also had her own opinion about Insta-models, telling ET: "No one has proven yet that follower numbers translate into income.

I know a lot of legitimate fashion people can't

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it. I hate that these networks "The stars are now the supermodels of fashion. They are not real supermodels." Jeffree Star YouTube beauty guru and makeup mogul Jeffree Star began arguing with Kylie in December 2017 over her makeup kits. He started off by criticizing her makeup brushes, tweeting, "Are Kylie Cosmetics' new makeup brushes made out of animal hair? Is that why they're so expensive? BITCH I'M STILL STUNNED!!!! " Star also accused Kylie of ditching her brand, writing, "I have to know ONE THING... With all that fucking money she's made, why did Kylie Cosmetics use the SAME PACKAGING as my liquid lipsticks that have been available since 2014?

Invest and do something different maybe?" It's a very bright shadow being cast across the city. Amandla Stenberg Hunger Games actress Amandla Stenberg criticized Kylie in 2015 when the reality star posted a photo on Instagram of herself with braids. Stenberg commented, "When you appropriate black traits and culture but don't use your position of power to help black Americans by directing attention to your wigs instead of police brutality or racism #whitegirlsdoitbetter." Kylie shot back: "Amandla Stenberg, mad if I don't, mad if I do... Go hang out with Jaden or something." Stenberg took Kylie's ex, Jaden Smith, to prom in May.

Rihanna Insiders said OK! that Rihanna got mad at Kendall over their mutual best friend, Cara Delevingne, because RiRi felt like Delevingne abandoned her for Kendall. A source told the magazine: "She finds it even more embarrassing because to her, Kendall is just a talentless brat." The source also claimed that Rihanna was not thrilled with Kendall's friendship with Rihanna's abusive ex, Chris Brown. Selena Gomez Selena Gomez has had a feuding relationship with Kendall and Kylie for years, reportedly stemming from Gomez's rocky on-again, off-again relationship with Justin Bieber. In April 2014, Gomez hung out with the Jenner sisters at the Coachella Music Festival, but according to a US Weekly source, at the time, Selena thought Kylie was actually flirting with the Biebz.

Another source told Hollywood Life: "Kylie sent sexy photos of herself to Justin and that's what started the fight. Selena saw the photos on Justin's phone and freaked out and left immediately." Sources tell TMZ that Gomez abandoned the Jenners due to their alleged use of drugs, alcohol and heavy partying. The filing says the Jenners have denied those claims and note that Gomez has a history of alleged substance abuse. Music Industry Icons In June 2017, the Jenner sisters unveiled a line of products featuring their faces above images of music icons, including Christopher "Notorious B.I.G." Wallace, Tupac, The Doors, Pink Floyd, Metallica, Led Zeppelin, Kiss and Black Sabbath.

Biggie's mother, Voletta, criticized the girls on Instagram, writing: "I have no idea why they feel they can exploit the death of Tupac and my son Christopher to sell a t-shirt. This is disrespectful, disgusting and exploitative at its worst." expression". !!!" The Jenners responded to the backlash by tweeting: "We deeply apologize, especially to the artists' families. We will use this as an opportunity to learn from these mistakes and again, we are very sorry." But "sorry" wasn't enough. They would also take on industry titans Ozzy Osbourne and The Doors. Ozzy's wife, Sharon, tweeted a T-shirt that featured Ozzy's image and wrote: "Girls, you haven't earned the right to put your faces on music icons. "Stick to what you know...lip gloss." And daughter Kelly Osbourne also shared her thoughts.

But the surviving members of The Doors made it official and sent the Jenners a cease and desist letter for using their likeness on products commercials. The letter said: "The superimposition of a selfie of Kendall Jenner over the iconic 'Lion' portrait of the late Jim Morrison is offensive and notable for its failure to recognize the rights of Mr. Morrison's estate to control the use of his image. "The manager of the Doors and Morrison's estate, Jeff Jampol, told Rolling Stone: "They're obviously attention-seeking missiles that crave fame and fame, but don't really do anything. It's the polar opposite of artists who are "trampling it everywhere.

It's just spitting in the face and on top of the art, the message, the soul and the legacy." Metallica frontman James Hetfield, who was upset about the Jenners' use of Metallica on their t-shirts, summed it up best, telling ET Canada: "Show some respect." Thanks for watching! Click the Nicki Swift icon to subscribe to our YouTube channel. Plus, check out all these cool things we know you'll love too!