Megyn Kelly says she’s ‘done’ with ‘idiot’ Gigi Hadid’s ‘grossly inaccurate’ takes on Israel and should stick to looking ‘pretty’ while slamming ‘boozing’ American parents raising ‘moron’ kids praising the slaughter by Hamas on TikTok
Megyn Kelly has accused supermodel Gigi Hadid of being an “idiot” for her “grossly inaccurate” comments about Israel’s treatment of Palestinian children.
A Palestinian model accused Israel of committing crimes against Palestinian children long before the deadly Oct. 7 Hamas terrorist attack in a now-deleted Instagram post over the weekend.
Hadid wrote that Israel was “the only country in the world that holds children as prisoners of war” and falsely accused the Israelis of kidnapping, raping and torturing Palestinians before the Hamas attack.
“First of all, Gigi Hadid is an idiot. She should concentrate and walk down the long runway and try to look beautiful – she is quite good at it. She sucks as a political pundit,” Kelly responded in an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com.
“She must be quiet. Try to look nice and walk. This is her job. She would do well to remember that,” Kelly continued.
“First of all, Gigi Hadid is an idiot,” Megyn Kelly told DailyMail.com.
The Palestinian model accused Israel of committing crimes against Palestinian children long before the deadly October 7 attack.
Hadid later apologized in an Instagram post to her more than 79 million followers, responding to her incendiary comments.
“As a person of Palestinian descent, the endless heartbreaking news and images coming out of Gaza were painful and often overwhelming,” she wrote. “It’s important to me to share real stories about the hardships Palestinians have endured and continue to endure, but this weekend I shared something that I had not fact-checked or thought deeply about before reposting.”
(I’m) sick of these sisters talking about things that they have absolutely no understanding of, and everything they say is biased, grossly unfair, and usually inaccurate. So I’m done with them – not that I ever liked them,” Kelly told DailyMail.com.
The conservative host, who will moderate the fourth GOP presidential debate in Alabama next week, also criticized singer Alicia Keys for wearing Palestinian colors and mentioned wanting to learn to paraglide in a post on X (formerly Twitter).
Hamas terrorists paraglided into Israel on October 7 and went on a murderous rampage, killing more than 1,400 innocent civilians.
“I 100 percent believe that Alicia Keys was reaching out to Hamas and the Palestinians,” Kelly said. “And I’m disgusted that she didn’t take responsibility for it.”
She said there is a “very long list of people” who are similarly trying to be morally ambivalent about civilian hostages and Palestinian prisoners who were given due process and who were put behind bars for an attempted or actual crime during the ongoing exchange hostages.
They “compare failed murderers (and in many cases actual murderers) to two-year-old babies snatched from the arms of their pajama-clad mothers in the middle of the night.”
Keys eventually posted on her Instagram Stories, claiming that her original post about wanting to go paragliding had nothing to do with the terrorist attack.
“The post I shared earlier has COMPLETELY nothing to do with the recent devastating loss of innocent lives. My heart was breaking… I am praying and advocating for peace.”
“Do better, Reiter. Do better, BBC. It’s disgusting. The media—Al Jazeera—isn’t even helping me get started,” Kelly lamented.
“The public shouldn’t have to work so hard to get basic facts and the truth. But they do it because the media is agenda driven. I don’t understand how these people sleep at night.”
She said she’s glad to have a platform to call out their “bullshit” that is pushing Americans into her “camp of realizing how harmful it is.”
Kelly went on to say that parents are to blame for indoctrinating their children through TikTok.
A vile letter written by warlord Osama bin Laden, the man behind the 9/11 atrocities, has gone viral on TikTok, with users saying after reading it they “understood” why the horrific attacks were carried out in 2001.
In “Letter to America,” Osama bin Laden accused the United States of complicity in the “oppression” of the Palestinians and the spread of AIDS throughout the world.
“I’d like to blame China, and they deserve some blame, and TikTok, but it’s not China’s fault. It’s the fault of the American parents who raised these idiots,” she told DailyMail.com.
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The artist responded to the controversy Monday night in an Instagram Stories post, denying any connection between the paragliding post and the commentary on current events.
The trend appears to have started with TikToker Lynette Adkins, who posted a video on November 14 urging her followers to read the manifesto.
Kelly called it “a flaw in American parenting.”
“I don’t know if they were on the streets, drinking, marching or looking at themselves in the mirror, looking at their belly buttons, working too hard and not raising their own children, but they failed. These kids are ignorant. easy to manipulate.”
She said her own children’s worldview would never influence that of a random teenager on TikTok because “we inoculated them against that kind of thinking.”
“I’m angry at these parents who fell at work and now I have to clean it up. My kids will have to clean this up. And other children will have to clean it up.”