Megyn Kelly shades Jennifer Lopez's sultry live performance
Megyn Kelly did not mince her words when commenting on Jennifer Lopez's recent live performance.
The political commentator compared Lopez to 'a soft porn star' when reposting a video of the 55-year-old singer performing her hit song I'm Into You at the Cook Music Festival in Spain on July 18.
'Great choices!' the 54-year-old sarcastically captioned the video on X.
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Lopez's performance of the 2011 hit featured a dance break with several shirtless male dancers mimicking some sexual positions, which Kelly firmly disapproved of.
Although many of Kelly's followers agreed with her take in the comments, others called her out for the mean-spirited post.
'Jealous much?' one user wrote, seemingly referring to the singer's impressive physique that she showcased during the performance in a plunging, bedazzled bodysuit.
'We could be a little less judgmental,' someone commented. 'Still grasping at relevance, Megyn?' another added.
Megyn Kelly has blasted Jennifer Lopez's recent performance, comparing her to 'a soft porn star'. Picture:Kelly took issue with Lopez's performance at the Cook Music Festival in Spain on July 18
Some also took to the comments to defend the dancer's seductive moves on stage that Kelly was criticising.
'Have you never seen contemporary dance?' one viewer questioned.
Lopez has not publicly reacted to Kelly's social media post. Reps for Lopez weren't immediately available to Page Six for comment.
The Megyn Kelly Show host is known to give her unfiltered takes about many Hollywood A-listers.
Kelly sarcastically applauded Lopez's 'good choices'.
Lopez was joined on stage by three men in the sultry performance.
Earlier this month, she claimed that it was Sydney Sweeney's 'enormous breasts' that snagged her an invite to Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez's wedding.
'How does she wind up there?' the podcast host questioned after coming to the bold conclusion.
The journalist also compared Sánchez, 55, to a 'hooker' after the philanthropist stepped out wearing a low-cut white pantsuit and lace corset to Donald Trump's inauguration ceremony.
'At the inauguration, she wore a corset. She had her boobs on display. I can't with this woman,' Kelly said at the time.
'The girls were out … I can see the middle of her boobs. I can see her underboob … this is absurd. She couldn't even keep them covered up for a day.'
This article originally appeared in Page Six and was reproduced with permission
Originally published as Megyn Kelly calls Jennifer Lopez an 'adult entertainer', disses her sultry performance
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