Charli XCX Blasts THIS ‘Extremely Brat’ NYC Post Columnist During Her Saturday Night Live Monologue

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As a passionate fan of Charli XCX, I must say I am thoroughly captivated by her spirited and unapologetic approach to standing up for herself and her peers. Her ability to redefine terms like “brat” with such charisma and eloquence on Saturday Night Live is nothing short of inspiring. It’s clear that she carries the wisdom of life experiences, as demonstrated by her insightful examples from Martha Stewart’s recent documentary and interactions with Andrea Peyser.

During her Saturday Night Live hosting, Charli XCX openly criticized Andrea Peyser, a New York Post columnist whom she called “extremely bratty,” following a response from Peyser to Martha Stewart’s rude comment. In her monologue on the November 16th episode of SNL, Charli explained that the term “Brat Summer” has been quite an adventure. Many people have asked her what it means, and in essence, it’s simply an attitude or a particular vibe.

In her recent documentary, Stewart gave a clear explanation of what being a “brat” means by providing examples. One example was when she cursed at a journalist over an old magazine article and expressed her relief that the journalist had passed away. “That’s being a brat,” said Stewart. And in a more recent incident on Friday, when the same journalist responded with “Hey, I’m alive bitch!”, Charli referred to this as being incredibly bratty.

In reaction to Stewart’s comment, Peyser wrote an extensive piece focusing on him, and her article began with a spirited declaration: “I’m still here, you jerk! It seems like the Domestic Dominatrix underestimated my resilience.

As a devoted admirer, I must share with you an intriguing detail from Martha’s recent Netflix documentary. She reminisced about her 2004 insider trading trial, revealing that it was Peyser who brought the situation to light at the Manhattan federal court. In her own words, she described the New York Post representative as being present, seemingly quite self-satisfied.

Initially, she penned distasteful comments throughout the entire trial. Now, fortunately, she’s no longer alive. It’s a relief that no one has to endure her constant negative writings anymore,” she stated. Later, upon Stewart’s expression of satisfaction over the journalist’s demise, Peyser responded with a rebuttal article.

The journalist asserted that Stewart and her confidant, stockbroker Peter Bacanovic, were found guilty of securities fraud and were dishonest with federal investigators. However, instead of concentrating on shielding herself, her loved ones, or her staff, she solely fixated on attacking Peyser, as the reporter stated, “She’s directed her anger at me.

Peyser persistently criticized the interior designer, labeling her as small-minded, aggressive, compulsive, and extremely rude. At the Philadelphia Women’s Conference on November 14, Stewart, in a somewhat sarcastic tone, admitted to the journalist’s recent expose and quipped that it would boost the popularity of her documentary.

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2024-11-17 20:52