Caitlyn wants to meet the 'Whiskey Tango Foxtrot' star after learning that the actress tried to get her attention at the weekend party but to no avail.
- Mar 5, 2016
AceShowbiz - Caitlyn Jenner responded to Tina Fey who claimed that the E! reality star ignored her at the Vanity Fair Oscar after-party over the weekend. She shared on Instagram a picture of her watching the actress on "Live with Kelly and Michael".
"Tina, sorry I missed you at the Vanity Fair party," Caitlyn wrote in the caption. "I can't believe I missed my favorite funny girl." The Olympian suggested a meet-up to make it up, "We have to get together."
Tina Fey previously told Howard Stern on his radio show about trying to get Caitlyn's attention at the star-studded event, "I was trying so hard to have a moment with her. I was trying to make eye contact ... And she was not having me."
The actress jokingly added, "You could tell she was like, 'I am the biggest deal in here' ... She looked fantastic!" When the host used the name "Bruce Jenner," the actress quipped, "I don't even know who that is. We're not allowed to remember that."
During the interview, the funnywoman also called out Hollywood. "I'm so glad I live here [in New York City], because halfway through [the Oscars], I was like, 'This is some real Hollywood bullsh*t.' Everyone's telling me what to do. People are yelling at me about rape and corporate greed, but really, it's climate change," she said. "I was like, 'Guys, pick a lane. Like we're going to fix everything tonight.' And also, like, 'You're all rich. Why are you yelling at me about corporate greed?' "
She, however, defended Leonardo DiCaprio who preached about environmental problems during his acceptance speech. "I always am psyched when someone is articulate with those things because, let's face it, actors are very stupid," she stated. "But he's so smart and his speech was so cogent."
Tina also had Leo's back when it came to his reputation as a ladies' man. "It doesn't affect the green footprint, no matter how many women you f*ck. Is it misogynistic to sleep with a bunch of women who want to sleep with you? No," she reasoned. "I don't think it's misogynistic. I think everybody there is up for it, but also cause he's still cute." But she thought it wouldn't be so "cute" when "he's 50 and [the girls are] still 18."
