NEW YORK CITY, NEW YORK: Megyn Kelly was slammed for her uncensored reactions to Kanye West allegedly receiving oral sex from wife Bianca Censori in Venice, in the latest episode of ‘The Megyn Kelly Show’ podcast.
The 52-year-old was discussing West's case with guests Emily Jashinsky and Eliana Johnson when she described in some detail the incident that transpired in a boat in Venice.
Her uncensored take on the matter was not received well by her ardent fans who could not believe that Kelly would stoop so low to cover such news on her podcast.
Megyn Kelly covers Kanye West's ‘oral sex’ incident with wife Bianca Censori on her podcast
Kelly is no stranger to controversy and is often found giving her unfiltered take on various political and other trending issues.
This time she picked up the story of West, who was in the news for public indecency in Venice.
West and Censori were on a boat in Venice, when they were filmed by the paparazzi in a compromising position.
The rapper was spotted naked below the waist with his wife and was soon seen leaving the boat.
Kelly pounced on this piece of news and stated that he was in “one of those gondolas in Venice” and appeared to have been receiving "oral sex" from his wife.
Kelly said, “His pants are off and his wife seems to be some sort of a kidnap victim. She never looks happy, she’s always wearing the weirdest clothes, and appears to be fellating him.”
She added that the “authorities are looking into it” and sought the opinion of her guests, who reaffirmed that the pictures released were absolutely “insane” and it “was obvious what was happening.”
Fans call Megyn Kelly’s coverage of Kanye West incident ‘disgusting’
Fans of Kelly were not at all pleased by this topic of discussion on her podcast and flocked to the comments to unleash their anger.
One wrote, “This is the most disgusting news item I've heard by a professional,” while a second said, “I can’t believe you used those two words. Megyn.”
A third mentioned, “Why Megyn? Are you crazy?”
A fourth pleaded, “Megan, you are better than this,” while another added, “This is an unneeded story. Move on.”
A sixth couldn’t help but mention, “Megyn, even though you work for the National Enquirer, could you please have just a touch of class?”
