During a second season premiere of her Hulu show, Klausner calls out Hollywood stars who only pretend to be 'great friends' before calling the 'Iron Man 3' actress a 'backstabber.'
- Jul 13, 2016
AceShowbiz - People just can't leave Gwyneth Paltrow alone. She was named the most hated celebrity three years ago. Now, Julie Klausner of "Difficult People" for some unknown reasons criticized the actress, accusing her of being a "backstabber."
In an interview with Page Six at a second season premiere of her Hulu show, Klausner stated that Hollywood stars only "pretend that they are [all great friends], but the stuff that is said about people behind the scenes is really terrible."
She then claimed that Paltrow was one of those celebrities, saying, "Well - Gwyneth Paltrow - there's many a tale to tell. All kinds of backstabbing." Klausner, however, didn't explain what Paltrow had done that pissed her off. Instead, she pointed out that the "Iron Man 3" star's "into [Eastern therapy] cupping now - maybe she's cupping instead of backstabbing."
This isn't Klausner's first time attacking Paltrow. Earlier this year, she posted on Twitter, "Click here to witness the chemistry between Gwyneth Paltrow and Jimmy Fallon AKA the comedy version of ammonia and bleach!"
Click here to witness the chemistry between Gwyneth Paltrow and Jimmy Fallon AKA the comedy version of ammonia and bleach!
— Julie Klausner (@julieklausner) March 5, 2016
Paltrow hasn't responded to Klausner's allegations. Recently, she opened up about being the most hated celebrity, saying she herself didn't understand why people were so mean to her. "I was like, 'I'm the most hated celebrity? More than, like, Chris Brown?' What did I do?" she said during an appearance on BBC News' "Hardtalk".
She later denied speculations that she was "spoiled" by her famous parents Bruce Paltrow and Blythe Danner, sharing, "My parents did well, and I was able to go to a fantastic school, and we grew up in New York City, but the minute I left my college to try to pursue acting, my father was really supportive. But he said, you know, 'You are completely on your own.' "
"So, he never gave me anything. I never had any supplementation. He never helped me with my rent. I never had a trust fund," she added. "So the idea that I am spoiled or that I didn't work for what I have is just not accurate, but I can see how somebody might have that perception."
