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Proud Auntie Khloé Kardashian shared a sweet snapshot of her niece, 2 1/2-year-old Penelope Disick, via Instagram Friday.
“Penelope wishes all of you guys a happy Friday!!!,” Khloé captioned the cute photo of Penelope sporting shades and a black dress.
Penelope is the daughter of Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick.
In another recent pic, Khloé shared a family photo aboard a private jet.
Joined by sister Kylie Jenner, mom Kris Jenner, and her makeup and hair team, Khloé captioned the shot: “Popeyes and PJs.”
Kylie found herself in the middle of a controversy last Wednesday when she shared a short video of herself enjoying a Popeyes biscuit and mumbling what many fans interpreted to be: “I’m high as f*ck.”
In a series of Tweets posted Saturday, Kylie addressed the speculation, denying that she ever said she was “high.” Instead, she was commenting on the quality of her Popeyes meal, which was “good as f*ck.”
“Sorry to disappoint everyone who thinks I’m this wild child. The media is mean & I try not to look at it. Sorry 4 the late statement,” Kylie later Tweeted.
Penelope wishes all of you guys a happy Friday!!! ??
A photo posted by Khloé (@khloekardashian) on May 15, 2015 at 9:18am PDT
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St. Vincent actress Melissa McCarthy covers the latest issue of Entertainment Weekly and opens up about sexism in Hollywood, and raising two daughters – Vivian, 8, and Georgette, 5 – with husband, fellow actor Ben Falcone.
On the sex scene with Falcone in Bridesmaids: “I’m wondering how tough high school is going to be for them when people eventually show them the sandwich scene.”
On what she said to a film critic who wrote a vicious review about her appearance: “Are you the one who wrote I was only a good actor when I looked more attractive and that my husband should never be allowed to direct me because he allowed me to look so homely?” she asked him. “Would you say that to any guy? When John C. Reilly—or any actor—is playing a character that is depressed and dejected, would you say, ‘Well, you look terrible!’?” She then asked the critic if he had a daughter. He did. “Watch what you say to her. Do you tell her she’s only worthwhile or valid when she’s pretty?”
On sexism in Hollywood: “It’s an intense sickness. For someone who has two daughters, I’m wildly aware of how deep that rabbit hole goes. But I just don’t want to start listening to that stuff. I’m trying to take away the double standard of ‘You’re an unattractive bitch because your character was not skipping along in high heels.’”
For more from Melissa, go to EW…