Posted: 9/18/25 at 8:28pm
pagereynolds said: "gibsons2 said: "theatreguy said: "It seems she should have gone the Nicole route - have your team write a carefully-worded message that youpost on social media and thenavoid the press unless in a group situation like the Hollywood Reporter roundtable.
Buttaking the time to do an on camera interview and then having almost nothing to say ...? I would love to know if this is what her team decided she should do or if she went rogue. She could have apologized, she could have said she believes anyone who accepts Jesus into their heart goes to heaven no matter what else they did or said in their life and everyone else can deal with it.She could lie, she could tell the truth, ANYTHING. Now, as this thread indicates, she's just opened herself up AGAIN for people to come up with their own interpretations of what she thinks. Her goal here was to neutralize the controversy, get the focus back on her show and SELL TICKETS. But now the Queen of Versailles thread has been derailed into a "How do you solve a problem like Kristin?" thread!
I don't think she secretly hates gay people or that her self-identificationas an LGBTQ ally is insincere. At worst she's probably a bit naive, but her crisis-management instincts are not serving her. I think she would have been better offer staying quiet."
All the really terrific suggestions, but they imply Kristin is intelligent enough forself reflection,understanding what kind of damage she hascaused and impact her words have on people.
Nicole was smart enough to trust professionals with damage control and remainedquiet.
Kristin never struck me as someone with at least average intelligence. And her response wasn't an apology.
I feel that the more the celebrities talk, the more money they manage to save me."
It's not like she was speaking extemporaneously without the knowledge of her team. Come on. Are you suggesting that she say, "no comment" when asked about it?
"I read her response, and it seemed to me very meh, meh meh. And i guess I was a fool to expect something, anything more. I know we have no right to expect anything from anyone we're not even distantly personally aquainted with, but i'd hope for something of substance. I get she said reading the discourse upset her and others. But then nothing. 🦗 crickets.