Kim Kardashian Finally Responded to her Viral 'Work' Comment Backlash

Kim Kardashian Finally Responded to her Viral 'Work' Comment Backlash
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Kim Kardashian plunked down with Robin Roberts on 'Good Morning America' and made sense that her remarks about women's work ethic were 'taken outside of the context.'

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Kim Kardashian, 41, has apologized for her business guidance to women that became famous online for everyone for some unacceptable reasons. In a meeting with Variety distributed on March 9, the SKIMS founder begged ladies to "get your f------ butt up and work," which caused far-reaching analysis. The billionaire entrepreneur was blamed for being tone-deaf because of her undeniable privilege that is helped with her prosperity.

EXCLUSIVE: Kim Kardashian responds to backlash over women in business comments: “It wasn't a blanket statement towards women … it was taken out of context, but I’m really sorry if it was received that way.”@robinrobertshttps://t.co/kWY5S6eOU4 pic.twitter.com/C15OoEIJz2

— Good Morning America (@GMA) March 28, 2022

In this way, in another meeting with Good Morning America, Kim straightforwardly tended to the kickback she got. She let Robin Roberts know that her remarks were "taken outside of the context." Still, Kim offered a genuine expression of remorse while expounding on what she implied in her work guidance to ladies.

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"Well that statement that I said was without questions and conversation around it and it became a soundbite really with no context.," the mother of four made sense of. "That soundbite came off of the notion and the question right before, which was, 'After 20 years of being in the business, you're famous for being famous,' and my whole tone and attitude changed with the previous question that went into that question about what advice would you give to women."

Kim proceeded to say that "having a social media presence and being on a reality show does not mean overnight success." She proceeded, "You have to really work hard to get there, even if it might seem like it's easy and that you can build a really successful business on social media. And you can if you put in the hard work. It wasn't a blanket statement towards women or to feel like I don't respect the work or think that they don't work hard. I know that they do. It was taken out of context and I'm really sorry if it was received that way."

In the Variety interview, Kim and her relatives were advancing their new Hulu show The Kardashians. Kim offered her "best advice" for working ladies: "Get your f------ a-- up and work. It seems like no one needs to work these days." Her comments turned into a web sensation in a flash, and accordingly, pundits called attention to Kim's effective guardians and associations that without a doubt helped her right off the bat in her vocation.

Meghan McCain was somebody that got down on Kim for what she said. While conceding her own honor, Meghan called attention to Kim's remarks that were particularly "tone-deaf" in wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. "The pandemic, lockdowns, and everything that went along with them straightforwardly affected ladies in the work environment," Meghan said.