If there is one thing that celebrities are accustomed to today, it’s facing some criticism. That is especially true of Kim Kardashian, who just seems to put herself out there time and time again and gets some backlash from many of her followers. In many cases, that backlash comes from those who are relatively unknown but in this case, it comes from somebody who is known by many, Jon Bon Jovi.
Jon Bon Jovi broke his silence recently when talking about the reality star and saying that she is only famous for a very improper reason. He says that her fame came from a 2003 sex tape that was ‘leaked’ online. It seems like a rather unusual thing for Bon Jovi to say, but many people were thinking that he actually has a point.
Bon Jovi told The Sunday Project: “What’s gonna be in your autobiography? ‘I made a porno and guess what, I got famous.’ F**k, sorry, I’ll pass. Go and write a book, paint a painting, act, study, sing, play, write.”
The lead singer for Bon Jovi talked about Kardashian in an interview in Australia. It was a discussion about pop culture and the TV star didn’t pull any punches when he talked about Kardashian.
He said: “I think it’s horrific that we live in that world and I can tell you I’ve never given 60 seconds of my life, ever, to one of those Housewives of Blah Blah and Kardashians. I don’t know their names, I’ve never watched 60 seconds of the show, it’s not for me.”
Although many people would say he was singling out Kardashian, he actually took a stab at his old bandmate, Richie Sambora as well.
He was clearing the air when he said: “The truth of the truth is he didn’t come to a show. And then he never came to see us in five years. There was no falling out.”
He also talked about Sambora’s ‘habits’ that contributed to his departure from the group in 2013.
“His habits got in the way of him coming to work,” he said. “And he just didn’t show up.”
Bon Jovi has announced recently that the group would be going on tour in 2019. It would be the first time they toured in the UK in six years and they will be performing in a number of cities at stadium shows.
Bon Jovi said: “Those huge shows, tens of thousands of people all together as one, that’s what we do. And we’ve got a few things to put right by playing Wembley Stadium. We were so excited to be the first band to play that new Stadium, I would have helped build it myself to make it happen.
“So we have a new history to write there. We’ve had some great nights at the Ricoh too.'”