The American journalist and television host, Megyn Kelly, lashed out this weekend against the Puerto Rican singer and actress Jennifer Lopez, better known as “JLo”, claiming she is an “expert in ruining marriages”.
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Kelly's expressions occurred during an activity called "Make America Great Again" by the President of the United States, Donald Trump.
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"These Hollywood celebrities think they have to tell us how to vote, really? Those celebrities don't know anything at all. All JLo knows how to do is ruin marriages, she's an expert at that. Why should she know how to run a country too? So, goodbye JLo, it didn't work for you," Kelly said on stage.
On Thursday, October 31st of last year, López supported Kamala Harris at her campaign rally in Las Vegas and criticized Trump's campaign for the racially charged jokes made by comedian Tony Hinchcliffe at Madison Square Garden on Sunday, October 27th.
"At Madison Square Garden, he reminded us of who he really is and how he really feels," said López, 55, about Trump during his speech. "It wasn't just Puerto Ricans who felt offended that day, right? It was all Latinos in this country, it was humanity and anyone with decent character."
The singer and actress, whose parents Guadalupe "Lupe" Rodriguez and David Lopez were born in Puerto Rico, added that Trump had "worked constantly to divide us," before reiterating that she believed in the "power of Latinos" and "the power of all our votes."
"Our pain matters. We matter," she added. "You matter. Your voice and your vote matter."
Kelly became famous as a host on Fox News, where she hosted shows like "The Kelly File", and later worked at NBC, where she hosted the morning show "Megyn Kelly Today".
In 2017, Kelly joined NBC, but her show was canceled in 2018 due to controversies related to comments she made about the use of "blackface" costumes on Halloween. Since then, she has been involved in various projects, including her own podcast and other media roles.
In her Instagram bio, the woman claims she has no "agendas".