In tweets spanning over a decade which resurfaced in June, she had notoriously told non-binary former teen bride Courtney Stodden to 'kill themselves' called Teen Mom Farrah Abraham a 'wh**e,' and additionally insinuated that Lindsay Lohan slit her wrists. Politics aside, the reported rationale for giving Teigen two slots this holiday season had to do with her cyber-bullying scandal. Someone has to stand up for small businesses.'
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Storefront: The mostly defunct business sells home goods and clothing among other things and was made popular in the 2000s first and foremost based on association with budding reality TV stars at the time including Paris Hilton and Kim KardashianĪ spokesperson from Kitson had also told Yahoo Life that year that their 'People of the Year wall' was 'not edgy': 'It's the truth and it's news. We need to out these celebrities,' Ross continued to say as he fired out at Hollywood. They stayed in their houses and watched TV. 'I didn't see one celebrity come and help do clean up. He had previously told Breitbart in 2020 (after his window displays raised eyebrows) that he was 'neither Democrat or Republican' and that the decor was his way in-part of 'just stating what's affecting small businesses,' during the COVID-19 pandemic. Kitson was founded in 2000 and is owned by a Canadian man named Fraser Ross. Kitson claimed they were blackmailed by an unnamed blogger to donate $10,000 to a Black Lives Matter fund or face bad press which accused them of racism.Īccording to the business Teigen supported the blackmailer, and additionally alleged that her good pal/Kardashian hairstylist Jen Atkin was guilty as well. In 2020 Teigen was initially highlighted because the business accused her of 'cheering on' a blackmailer months prior, and then criticized her involvement in the Black Lives Matter movement, after she had offered $100,000 to bail protesters out of jail.
Party foul? The business also attacked former President Barack Obama in their 2021 campaign
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