Priyanka Chopra maintains dignity and Grace over Ellen DeGeneres’ Rude Comments on her acting skills
Priyanka Chopra maintains dignity and Grace over Ellen DeGeneres’ Rude Comments on her acting skills.
It is a known fact both in Bollywood and Hollywood
known that Priyanka Chopra is a well behaved actor and never loses her cool until provocated, but very humble in nature.
Even when she Hollywood actor
Ellen DeGeneres made a rude comment on her over her acting skills, Priyanka remained cool as cucumber and controlled herself. She even never fails to win hearts with her generosity and love for her fans.
Priyanka Chopra is among the few Indian actresses who appeared on the Ellen DeGeneres Show. Amid in one of the appearances on the show in 2016, Ellen claimed that Priyanka grabbed Quantico when the network handed out a show.
Responding to the same, a visibly awkward Priyanka said, “That’s… I mean… yes… kind of what happened.”
Coming to more on Priyanka, after being crowned Miss World pageant in 2000, she set her foot in Bollywood and established herself as a leading lady. It was, however, the American TV show Quantico in 2015 which served as her entry into Hollywood.
Whereas, Ellen went on to assert that she is right and adding that people are excited to watch Priyanka as she is beautiful and can “act.
It is what happened. People were so excited ‘cause she was such a huge star, beautiful and can act. Ellen, The Sky Is Pink star further asserted that doesn’t happen often.
It happens all the time as a matter of fact. But she just complimenting on Priyanka, because because she could.
Priyanka simply smiled as she moved on in the conversation. However, Ellen did get a lot of backlash from the actress’ fans.
This is not the first time that Ellen DeGeneres was slammed for being rude. The talk show host also grabbed headlines for being accused of toxic work culture on The Ellen DeGeneres Show in 2020. As a result, Ellen issued a public apology to her staff and also brought her show to an end after 19 seasons last year.
News Input K.V.Raman
