The former reality-show contestant has enraged all and sundry by announcing that she doesn't like her kids playing with children who have the wrong sort of name
Age: 38
Appearance: Pearls, highlights, infinitely loathable face – basically one standard measure of privately schooled posh blonde.
I think I know the one – she was in The Apprentice in 2007, n'est-ce pas? She was.
Ah, yes – she said she wanted to be "the CEO of a large global brand by the time I'm 40". That's right.
I presume she's in the news because she has achieved this noble ambition. Not quite. Instead, she has become a rent-a-gob.
Oh. One of those pretending an expertise it does not have or one that simply courts controversy and seems to grow ever happier and more powerful as every row successfully generated seems to feed the sickness in its blackly narcissistic soul? The latter. Her Twitter biog reads "Katie Hopkins. Telling it like it is."
So why are we talking about her now? Hopkins has just incurred the wrath of Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on This Morning.
No! Not Holly and Philly, gentlest of all the morning TV hosts! Yep. Hopkins said "there are certain names that I hear and I think 'urgh'. It's the Tylers, the Charmaines. A name for me is an efficient way of finding out what class that child is from and do I want my children to play with them."
Oh no she didn't. What did Holly say? "Stop. Stop right there."
A sentiment echoed by the general public, perhaps? Quite.
They have got away with far too much for far too long, those defenceless children. Quite. Obese people are another favourite target. She wouldn't employ anyone overweight. "Big is not beautiful … it's inefficient."
I remember her not liking the commoners on The Apprentice much either. The fake tans particularly used to upset her. Her blog reveals her outrage at the "culture of entitlement" that pervades those on benefits, and a list of Ten Things to Love About Lady Thatcher.
She must be so proud. Alas, yes, she probably is.
Do say: "Stop. Stop right there. And don't start again, ever."
Don't say: "Hey, you could be the next Margaret Thatcher!" She has already stood (unsuccessfully) as an MEP candidate.
Age: 38
Appearance: Pearls, highlights, infinitely loathable face – basically one standard measure of privately schooled posh blonde.
I think I know the one – she was in The Apprentice in 2007, n'est-ce pas? She was.
Ah, yes – she said she wanted to be "the CEO of a large global brand by the time I'm 40". That's right.
I presume she's in the news because she has achieved this noble ambition. Not quite. Instead, she has become a rent-a-gob.
Oh. One of those pretending an expertise it does not have or one that simply courts controversy and seems to grow ever happier and more powerful as every row successfully generated seems to feed the sickness in its blackly narcissistic soul? The latter. Her Twitter biog reads "Katie Hopkins. Telling it like it is."
So why are we talking about her now? Hopkins has just incurred the wrath of Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield on This Morning.
No! Not Holly and Philly, gentlest of all the morning TV hosts! Yep. Hopkins said "there are certain names that I hear and I think 'urgh'. It's the Tylers, the Charmaines. A name for me is an efficient way of finding out what class that child is from and do I want my children to play with them."
Oh no she didn't. What did Holly say? "Stop. Stop right there."
A sentiment echoed by the general public, perhaps? Quite.
They have got away with far too much for far too long, those defenceless children. Quite. Obese people are another favourite target. She wouldn't employ anyone overweight. "Big is not beautiful … it's inefficient."
I remember her not liking the commoners on The Apprentice much either. The fake tans particularly used to upset her. Her blog reveals her outrage at the "culture of entitlement" that pervades those on benefits, and a list of Ten Things to Love About Lady Thatcher.
She must be so proud. Alas, yes, she probably is.
Do say: "Stop. Stop right there. And don't start again, ever."
Don't say: "Hey, you could be the next Margaret Thatcher!" She has already stood (unsuccessfully) as an MEP candidate.
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