Jennifer Lawrence has new thoughts about the Kardashian clan.
The Oscar winner, 35, recently opened up to co-star Robert Pattinson as part of Vanity Fair’s infamous lie detector test while promoting their new film Die My Love — and Lawrence didn’t hold back in expressing her opinion about Kourtney Kardashian in particular.
Fans of the Silver Linings Playbook star probably know that Lawrence is an avid reality TV viewer. And after confirming to Pattinson, 39, that Khloé Kardashian is her favorite amongst the celebrity family, the actress quickly went on to say that Kourtney, 46, is “more annoying than ever.”
“She drives me nuts. Everything has to be an announcement. ‘I’m not going to wear outfits anymore.’ Just wear whatever you want. Don’t make an announcement about it,” Lawrence said in the interview published on Friday, Nov. 7. “Or like, ‘I don’t have a TV in my room.’ Just don’t watch TV. Stop announcing it. Just shh.”
Elsewhere in the lie-detector interview, Lawrence admitted she’s jealous of longtime pal Emma Stone for having two Oscars, while the American Hustle actress only has one. But that doesn’t mean Lawrence judges Pattinson for not having one yet.
“You deserve many,” Lawrence told Pattinson, a statement that fans of the Twilight star might support. Check out their full conversation below.
It’s worthy of note that Stone, 37, becomes a topic of discussion during this Vanity Fair chat since she and Lawrence are now attached produce a project centered on the beloved Muppets character known as Miss Piggy.
During an appearance on the Las Culturistas podcast, hosted by SNL’s Bowen Yang and funnyman Matt Rogers, Lawrence spilled the tea on the upcoming endeavor, which is being written by Cole Escola — the Tony winner behind the Broadway hit Oh, Mary!
“I don’t know if I can announce this, but I am just going to… Emma Stone and I are producing a Miss Piggy movie, and Cole is writing it,” Lawrence said during the recent episode.
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