‘Gossip’ guy slams skinny ‘90210′ girls
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So has Penn Badgley—Dan from “Gossip Girl”—started a feud between the CW’s hottest teen shows?
He’s reportedly given his opinion on the controversy surrounding the super-skinny actresses from “90210.”
Eat a freakin’ double-cheeseburger.
Ever since the revamp of the “0” premiered, folks have been buzzing about the bobble-heads that are the show’s main actresses: Shenae Grimes (Annie), Jessica Stroup (Silver) and AnnaÂLynne McCord (Naomi). Their stick-thin frames are actually causing so much concern that Entertainment Weekly says the CW has called the girls’ representatives, asking them to address the weight issue with their clients.
So what prompted Penn to weigh in on all the drama? Maybe he was just being a protective boyfriend.
As any “GG” fan knows, Penn is dating his co-star, Blake Lively, who People magazine recently called “curvy,” along with the show’s Leighton Meester.
That’s only when compared to the “0” girls, of course. Because if the ultra-slim Blake and Leighton are considered voluptuous, then there’s no hope for the rest of us. We might as well staple our asses to the couch and start shoveling in Ring-Dings.
Personally, I think all of these ladies could use a few chocolate milkshakes, but yes, the “90210” gals are appallingly thin, particularly Grimes and Stroup.
I mean, check out this photo of Stroup from an upcoming episode, which apparently involves some fashion show (and ooh, will Mrs. Wilson catch Kelly Taylor’s mom snorting coke backstage this time around, too?!?):
We’ll try to contain our hysterical laughter at Silver’s ridiculous get-up, but seriously, look at the girl’s limbs. She looks like a giraffe (and those animal-print tights aren’t helping to dispel that image).
Anyway, forget cheeseburgers, Penn. I think it might be too late for that. Someone needs to strap her down and force-feed her some straight lard—STAT!
(Photos courtesy of the CW)
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