Vogue Williams has accused Pete Davidson of hypocrisy following his recent remarks about young women. The 41-year-old Irish presenter criticised the 32-year-old former Saturday Night Live (SNL) star, branding him 'bitter and jealous' after he took a jibe at female influencers who earn money by posting videos of their daily routines online.
Vogue, who documents her own life in weekly videos, expressed her frustration with the comedian's stance. She stated, 'I love the get-ready-with-me videos or re-stock my pantries.
I would be very sad without those videos. It kind of annoys me, obviously, because I dabble in a little bit of the content creation myself.'
She further argued that critics often dismiss the industry without understanding the effort involved. 'I just think people just disparage it without even knowing anything about it. As well, he was going out with the biggest influencer in the entire world, Kim Kardashian, and he is just slagging everybody off,' she added.
Vogue, who shares four children with her husband, former Made In Chelsea star Spencer Matthews, 38, did not stop at his comments on influencers. She also took a sharp swipe at Pete's high-profile dating history, which has frequently made headlines.
The comedian's list of famous ex-girlfriends is extensive and includes global superstars such as Ariana Grande, Emily Ratajkowski, and Phoebe Dynevor. Reflecting on his pattern of dating high-profile celebrities, Vogue declared, 'He is a bit of a star-chaser.'
The comments have sparked a wider debate on social media regarding the treatment of content creators and the double standards often applied to those in the public eye. Neither Pete Davidson nor his representatives have issued a formal response to the criticism leveled by the Irish presenter.
Industry experts suggest that this clash highlights the growing tension between traditional media figures and the burgeoning creator economy. As influencers continue to command massive audiences, their professional legitimacy remains a point of contention for some established comedians.
Vogue Williams remains a prominent figure in the UK and Irish media landscape, known for her candid approach to lifestyle content. Her defense of the creator community is seen by many as a pushback against the stigma often associated with online content production.
As the story continues to circulate, fans of both stars are weighing in on the validity of the claims. The incident serves as a reminder of how quickly personal opinions on social media can escalate into public feuds between celebrities.
For now, the focus remains on whether Pete Davidson will address the accusations of hypocrisy or continue to maintain his stance on the evolving nature of digital entertainment and social media influence.