Kim Kardashian: I Love Looking Anorexic!

Kim Kardashian has set yet another poor example for her young fans.

For years now, the reality star has been sending a message to supporters than you MUST lose as much weight as possible.

Heck, Kim has even shilled for ridiculous weight loss corsets that she claims can help one accomplish this vital goal.

Now, for her her latest example of being an awful role model, Kim speaks to sisters Kendall Jenner and Khloe Kardashian on an Instagram video she shared of the trio prior to some random event they attended in July 2018.

At one point in the footage featured here, Kendall tells her half-sibling that she"s "concerned" about her appearance because “I don’t think you’re eating. Like, you look so skinny.”

Kardashian is flattered to receive what she considered to be the highest praise one can get, egging on Kendall and Khloe to continue lavishing her with figure-related compliments.

So Khloe sort of obliges.

“I’ve never seen a human being look as good. You are a walking Face Tune [the photo editing app] doll," Khloe says.

“My purse is as tiny as you,” Jenner adds.

“Oh my god the compliments!” Kim gushes in response to her loved ones" words.

Later on in the video, Kim says she weights 119 pounds, yet chalks up a surprising amount of that weight to her hair extensions.

“Your hair extensions, your ass, your tits, everything, they’re heavy, cause she’s f-ckin voluptuous,” Khloe says, adding:

“But she’s anorexic here [gestures to waist], her arms are like pin thin, they’re like my pinky.”

Yep, Khloe says that Kim looks anorexic… and Kim responds in gleeful fashion, as if this is her goal.

In the wake of this footage going viral, quite a few social media users have responded in disgust to the casual way in which the sisters toss around this term.

And in an even more disgusted way to how Kim think it"s a compliment.

“If someone says you look so skinny that they don’t think you’re eating that is NOT A COMPLIMENT to gloat about to your millions of followers that are majority young girls,” wrote one critic.

“Kim Kardashian’s Instagram story is very triggering yikes,” Tweeted another.

It"s easy to see where these people are coming from, isn"t it?

We bet Kim issues some kind of apology or clarification in response to this outcry.

Until then, however, check out the controversial comments here.

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Brandi Glanville: Lisa Rinna is a Bald Anorexic!

It’s been almost two years since Brandi Glanville was fired from The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

But that doesn’t mean she’s done delivering drama or going off on her former castmates.

This week, it seems Brandi’s target of choice is Lisa Rinna.

The cause of her latest feud isn’t entirely clear, but it probably has something to do with the fact that Rinna referred to Glanville as a bully on this week’s episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.

Not long after the episode aired, Brandi let Lisa have it (and arguable proved her right) with a series of scathing tweets:

“I do not think of u or refer to u & trust me when I leave this world I will be known for more than an eating disorder & a BAD wig,” Brandi wrote.

“Get some new material stop using mine!!! Have a wonderful day!”

Unnecessarily harsh? Absolutely.

But that’s also some top-notch roasting.

Brandi skipped over the easy target (Rinna’s lips) and went straight for the less obvious burns.

Does Rinna really wear a wig?

Probably not, but you can bet we’ll be watching for it on RHOBH every damn week now.

The key is that Brandi delivered her disses with the authority of an insider.

She and Rinna were on the show together in Season 5, so when one of them makes a claim we never heard before about the other, it has more credence than when some random troll talks smack.

To be clear: it’s not even remotely cool of Brandi to mock Rinna for having an eating disorder (whether or not she actually has one is immaterial in this case).

We’re just giving her credit for her masterful ability to remain in the spotlight.

Unfortunately for Brandi, it seems Lisa saw this for what it was.

She has yet to reply to Glanville’s online taunts, probably because she knows doing so would only keep this story in the gossip blogs.

Lisa knows not responding is the greatest diss of all, so you can bet she’ll continue to do exactly that.

What you have here is two professionals offering a master’s class in shade-throwing.

Take notes, kids.

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Eugenia Cooney: Petition Circulating to Ban "Anorexic" Vlogger

Eugenia Cooney, a 22-year-old YouTube vlogger, is under serious fire for what people are considering “promoting an unhealthy lifestyle.” 

Cooney is alarmingly thin – terrifyingly, upsettingly skinny – and though a Change.org petition had over 15k signatures on it, there a few things wrong here. 

First, Cooney may or may not be anorexic. 

If she is, that is, unfortunately her problem, and not our problem to judge her.  

Second, what if Cooney is dying from some kind of terrible disease, but she’s, instead, decided to keep it to herself? 

Third, if we banned all of the “unhealthy behavior” on YouTube and other platforms, there’d be no overweight people on the internet, no smokers, no drinkers, no drug-takers … the list goes on and on. 

The petition on Change.org reads, “Eugenia Cooney is a big YouTuber. THOUSANDS of people notice she clearly has an eating disorder by her physical features.” 

“These THOUSANDS of people tell her to get help. Eugenia doesn’t get help for herself because people with eating disorders do not look at their bodies the way healthier people do,” it continued. 

“This effect of her diet is not only giving her a high chance of death, but will also encourage her young viewers to look up to Eugenia and follow in her footsteps.” 

“Please sign this petition to help save lives,” it read.  

“I deeply care about this loving girl who has potential to be a real role model and [has] potential to be healthy.” 

“I know other people out there [agree] that Eugenia needs help. Many people die from an eating disorder every day,” the petition read grimly. 

“It could be Eugenia or one of her followers.” 

The petition’s author claimed that the petition wasn’t designed to “hurt” or “bring down” Cooney, but to “save her.”

The first petition, titled, “Temporarily ban Eugenia Cooney Off of YouTube” was pulled down, but prior to its demise, had over 15k supporters. 

A new petition was created, and this new one now has close to 400 at the time of this writing. 

Yeah, Cooney is thin. 

She really is unhealthy-looking. We get it. 

Eugenia tweeted, “I’m really sorry to the people who want me banned of of YouTube.”

“I’m really not trying to do anything wrong,” she said. 

She wasn’t done there, though. 

“I just don’t really think it is right to try to get people banned off of YouTube unless they’ve done something really bad.” 

Cooney also doesn’t think she needs any help, though, to be fair. 

In a YouTube video, she talked about her weight, and said, “I’m just kind of naturally like that, I guess.” 

“There isn’t really a reason.” 

Girl, just be well. 

And people, stop making assumptions about something that may or may not be correct, all right? 

View Slideshow: Celebrities Who Have Struggled with Eating Disorders

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Kate Middleton is Anorexic, Tabloid Outrageously Alleges

As an ardent supporter of Her Royal Highness, the Duchess of Cambridge, it pains me to read articles like the one published in a recent issue of the National Enquirer.

Gossip Cop has helpfully debunked a report that the former Kate Middleton has an eating disorder, and is “consulting a leading British medical expert who is treating her for the early stages of anorexia.”

Catherine has been the target of stories like this since she married Prince William in April 2011.  

Certain media outlets prey on her thin frame, using any and all opportunity to shout, “She’s not eating!” or “She’s down to 98 pounds and has resorted to eating mulch from the palace gardens!”

It gets worse.

“Instead of a body to die for, she ended up with a condition that can be fatal,” a palace insider claims, pointing out that Catherine works tirelessly to become the “Perfect Princess” through strict dieting and exercise.

“The sad fact is Kate overdid things,” said insider said with a (no doubt) heavy heart.

Yes, the Duchess of Cambridge is thin, but no one knows what goes on behind palace walls, and it’s very easy (and very uncool) to speculate about eating disorders.

If you must know, Catherine is very athletic; she plays tennis at the Harbour Club in London, runs, skiis and reportedly enjoys a spot of yoga.  

In November 2011, Catherine refused to try some peanut paste during a visit to UNICEF center in Denmark, which sent newspapers into a tizzy.  An insider explained that the newlywed was “not comfortable eating in front of the cameras.

“What if she didn’t like it and made a face? That expression would then be on every newspaper.” 

This is actually believable, even if the source had no connection to Catherine whatsoever.  Seeing as the poor girl’s life went from semi-private to 100% public after she said “I do,” I don’t blame her.