LaLa Anthony Defends Kim Kardashian From ‘Whore’ Label

LaLa Anthony angrily defended her friend Kim Kardashian when a caller referred to Kim as a “whore” during LaLa’s appearance on a New York radio show, The Breakfast Club.

LaLa stopped by the radio talk show to discuss balancing her career with being a wife and a mother, but when one caller’s advice was mixed in with a Kim K diss, LaLa made sure she offered some advice while still standing up for her friend.

The caller wanted to know what she should do about the fact that her own friend tends to have a bad rep for sleeping around a lot and she didn’t want to be associated with her bad name. The question probably wouldn’t have caused any issues if the caller hadn’t added that she thinks LaLa would know a lot about her situation considering she is best friends with the famous Kardashian.

“First of all, we joke around and have fun but I am really starting to get a little tired of people calling her that to me because if I was calling your friend a whore you wouldn’t like that, would you?” the 33-year-old Brooklyn native responded. “No matter what people’s perceptions are, I know my friend and I know her heart and who she is and she’s not a whore.”

After swiftly putting the caller in her place, Anthony did at least give her some advice to think about.

“We are all grown,” she continued. “If your friend has a bad rep, you can’t take responsibility for what your friend does, so you shouldn’t be grouped in that category because of what she does, you can only be responsible for your own actions.”

Earlier in the radio show, the famous radio personality also broke down what she personally thought was the real definition of a hoe.

“I think a hoe is someone who has no morals or values when they do what they do,” she explained. So I think a hoe is breaking up [a home] – knows a person is married and is messing with him.”

Ironically, the middle Kardashian sister is a bit worried about the person she is becoming but she definitely doesn’t think she’s becoming a whore.

Kanye’s new boo has actually become a bit concerned that she might be turning into a cat lady.

Ever since she got her hands on her adorable kitten, Mercy, she hasn’t stopped tweeting pics and traveling everywhere with her new adorable companion.

“I just hope I’m not turning into one of those cat ladies that’s Tweeting too many pictures of her pet,” the reality star told People.

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