Jennifer Lawrence is a longtime Real Housewives superfan, but now, she faces backlash over comments she made about one of its stars.
During the Wednesday, Nov. 5 episode of the Las Culturistas podcast, the Academy Award-winner asked hosts Bowen Yang and Matt Rogers if they’re watching the latest season of the Real Housewives of Salt Lake City.
After they said yes, Lawrence then mentioned cast member Lisa Barlow. However, when she said her name, she appeared to imitate the way she spoke in an unflattering way.
“I won’t get [facial] threads, that’s good to know.” Lawrence continued.
Yang responded, saying, “I think she looks good” to which the actress replied, sarcastically, “Okay.”
Later on in the podcast, Lawrence said Barlow was “really bothering” her this season and acting “unhinged.”
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Barlow has previously shared that she uses facial threads, a cosmetic procedure involving dissolvable threads to lift the skin as an alternative to Botox and filler.
After the exchange got posted to Reddit, fans criticized the actress for making fun of another woman’s appearance on a public platform.
“Someone who debuted a whole new face and then denied it has no business talking about another person’s cosmetic work,” wrote one user. “This just feels so mean.” commented another.
“This is massively punching down — why is an Oscar winner making fun of a reality tv person’s plastic surgery. Especially when that Oscar winner keeps lying about her own,” added a third.
In an interview with The New Yorkerpublishedon Oct. 27, Lawrence admitted she gets Botox — but not filler — and that she was considering getting a breast augmentation soon.
Barlow has not publicly addressed the controversial comments.
New episodes of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City air on Tuesdays on Bravo at 8 p.m. ET/7 p.m. CT.
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