Echoing the sentiments of millions of Americans who’ve had their fill of the over-exposure of Kim Kardashian and her family, a Florida news anchor walked off the set rather that talking about them.
Good Day Orlando co-host John Brown said he was having “a good Friday,” and refused to talk about the family when a segment on Hollywood came up featuring Kylie Jenner naming a pet rabbit “Bruce” after her father, the former Olympic athlete who now goes by “Caitlin” after coming out nationally as a transgender.
“I refuse to talk about the Kardashians today,” Brown said to fellow Fox 35 co-host Amy Kaufeldt as he got up and walked offset.
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A perplexed Kerfeldt called on her colleague to come back and finish out.
“You are on your own, Amy,” Brown said off camera. “I can’t do it! I’ve had enough Kardashians! I can’t take anymore Kardashian stories on this show.
“Nobody cares about this family anymore!”
A truly hilarious moment, but let’s hope it takes wind and evolves into a national movement — “Can the Kardashians!”
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