Photo Credit: Kenya Moore Twitter

Photo Credit: Kenya Moore Twitter

By the time I was recapping WWHL last night I was in the fourth quarter of the big Sunday night blogging game.  There was so much crazy I didn’t report, like the fact that Andy made his executive producer dress up like Scarlett O’Hara and bartend. I sort of glossed over the fact that MJ, who I love and adore, appeared to be …um a bit zonked from the flight?  One major thing I sort of ignored was that Kenya had a very loud Amen corner in the small studio. My understanding is that studio is basically the size of a shoebox and the audience is literally inches away and being served alcohol. So it is rather surprising that this doesn’t happen more often.

After the show last night, Kenya ignored the reality we all saw and tweeted from her own world about…well…how “fabulous” she was on the show. And she is up and at them early this morning tweeting again as if she is waking up after her first sold out concert at Madison Square Garden.  It seems like she thinks all she has to do is keep saying she is fabulous and we will believe her. The interesting part of her tweets this morning was the above photo of her and her Aunt Lori. Now we know who the loud voice in the Amen corner was screaming as Kenya’s biggest fan. Mystery solved. More on the aftershow below..

Kenya and her dancers Photo Credit: Kenya Moore Twitter

Kenya and her dancers Photo Credit: Kenya Moore Twitter

I can’t help but watch the aftershow. Lilly tweeted in to WWHL that she has never been drunk in her life and that MJ needs to stop lying about her. MJ said on WWHL that she heard that Lily used to party hard. I must say MJ is rather a strange vehicle for salacious gossip about someone else’s drinking. MJ appears to be a bit tipsy when she gives her response saying that, “Everyone can see that Lilly’s gloves (? unintelligible) have been tirelessly devoted to trying to defame me…slander me… I don’t care…knock yourself out Lilly you’re just trying to draw attention to yourself, and I am over here doing my thing.”  The aftershow was extremely short. Only seven minutes. Make of that what you will. Just saw the performance again. I needed to watch one more time for all of Andy and MJ’s antics during the song. Twirling and Makers Mark don’t mix. I’m just saying. Okay, I think I have gotten it all out. 

 

 

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