Jennifer Lawrence recently expressed her annoyance with Kourtney Kardashian, stating she finds her “more annoying than ever.” This remark was made during a lie detector test interview for Vanity Fair.
Lawrence’s Critique of Kardashian
During the interview, Jennifer Lawrence took a jab at Kourtney, saying she is tired of her constant need to make announcements about her life. Lawrence suggested that Kourtney could keep some matters to herself instead of sharing every detail.
For instance, Lawrence mentioned that Kourtney doesn’t need to announce she won’t wear outfits anymore; she can simply choose not to wear them without making a statement.
Details of the Interview
The comments came as Lawrence participated in a promotional tour for their new movie with Robert Pattinson. She has already shared several notable remarks during interviews, including her involvement in a Miss Piggy movie and her views on the need for an intimacy coordinator on set.
Kourtney Kardashian has yet to publicly respond to Lawrence’s comments, leaving the door open for her to share her thoughts in the future.
Lawrence and Pattinson’s Promotional Activities
The promotional activities have been extensive, generating significant media attention due to Lawrence’s candid remarks. She and Pattinson aim to promote their new film effectively.
As the promotional tour continues, it remains to be seen how Kourtney will react to the backlash from Lawrence’s comments.
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