"Kim Kardashian put on your clothes, you're 35"

joan

March 8, 2016 4:46 PM

Piers Morgan is firing back at Kim Kardashian just a day after she struggles to broke the internet once again with an "irritating and irrelevant" naked selfie.

Kim Kardashian, Piers Morgan fued

In his opinion piece on UK's Daily Mail on March 8, the usually tough British media mogul called out the reality star for not realizing that time detects life choices especially for a woman who claimed fame from a leaked sex tape. He wrote:

"Every supermodel, movie and pop sex symbol (with the exception of the increasingly grotesque and embarrassing Madonna) knows there comes a time when you have to hand the baton onto the next generation, however reluctantly. Nobody is a better illustration of this than Cindy Crawford, who still commands huge attention as a model but has moved to a less-flesh business model with great style, dignity and commercial benefit."

Piers also made mention of Kim being threatened by the attention her younger siblings are getting and feels threatened, hence now desperate, pathetic and hungry for the wrong things.

"It’s hard to escape the creeping suspicion that this new frenzied and frankly rather desperate attempt to ‘break the internet’ is happening because other younger members of her family have been grabbing all the scantily-clad attention recently, notably half-sister 20-year-old "

The former CNN TV host who previously claimed that Kanye West was behind Kim's shocking tweets on March 8, later assumed that Kim may have actually sent out the words… attacking him, Oscar winner, Bette Midler and young actress Chloe Grace Moretz . Morgan added:

"We must assume it really was Kim who’s now morphed into a bragging, taunting female version of her other half. In fact, I found it all a bit depressing…" Morgan continued.

"Kim’s 35 now, and the mother of two very young children. That moment of truth has arrived for Kim Kardashian. The time has come for Kim to consider the unthinkable and actually start putting her clothes back on.

"As Chloë Grace Moretz so rightly said, does she really want young girls to think the only way to succeed in life is by flashing their naked flesh in tweets to the gawping, salivating world? She can surely be a far more powerful role model to them, and indeed to her own daughter North, by now proving she can be just as successful in other less prurient ways?" he ended.

joan