Ellen Pompeo is not putting up with any disrespect aimed at the women she shares a network with.
If I didn't already love her, I certainly do now.
You go girl.
Ellen Pompeo is not putting up with any disrespect aimed at the women she shares a network with.
If I didn't already love her, I certainly do now.
You go girl.
There has never been a better time for women to be banding together and standing up for one another — and that's just what Ellen and Kelly did.
Kelly's co-host, Ryan Seacrest, revealed that a current Bachelor contestant, Hannah Brown, would be a guest on their show.
She reinforced her opinion with the audience, calling it a “gross, gross show.”
"And I thought that I was disgusted because I couldn’t stand the idea of 25 exceptional women fighting over one ordinary fella, in my opinion."
The creator and host of "The Bachelor" and "The Bachelorette", Mike Fleiss and Chris Harrison, quickly shaded Kelly on Twitter in retaliation.
Chris followed Mike's lead, calling on all Bachelor and Bachelorette fans.
He tried to rally up fans, telling them that Kelly was "coming after" them, attacking their favorite Monday night reality show.
Countless fans spoke up, defending Kelly — calling this what it is: Misogyny.
They added that the concept of the show isn't even entertaining, it's a "man's fantasy" that's been forced on us all these years.
They went on, saying that it would be more realistic to assume that Kelly pays their salary, not the other way around.
This person fired back, saying Kelly works hard and earns her own money.
But really, it was just a temper tantrum.
Not only did she call him out for inaccurately taking credit for Kelly's salary, she also brought up an entirely different issue.
"#bachelorsoooowhite," she tweeted.
Ellen Pompeo is a savage.
Fans quickly applauded her for standing up for Kelly and for pointing out the lack of diversity on The Bachelor and The Bachelorette.
Neither Mike or Chris have replied to Ellen's tweet — probably in fear of getting dragged some more.