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Kelly Dodd Apologizes For Her Controversial Coronavirus Comments!

Kelly Dodd has finally apologized for the insensitive comments she made recently regarding the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The Real Housewives of Orange County star took to Twitter to publically apologize for ‘offending’ anyone during the global pandemic.

“I’m so sorry if I offended anyone regarding the Coronavirus.  Like millions of Americans I’m frustrated and longing for the way things were but I absolutely empathize with those who’ve lost loved ones..,” she tweeted.

The Bravo reality star’s apology comes after footage from an Instagram live featuring Kelly surfaced. During the chat, a friend of the RHOC star told her, “It’s more every day. In New York, we’re down to 250 [deaths] a day.”

Dodd then compared coronavirus to “the flu” and added, “But how many people die on a daily basis? … Well, people are going to die! I’m sorry to tell ya.”

Many fans of the series slammed Dodd on social media for her insensitive comments regarding the global crisis, including former RHOC co-stars Tamra Judge and Vicki Gunvalson.

After Instagram account, CelebTM shared a clip of the video, Judge and Gunvalson commented on the post.

“Unbelievable!!!” Judge wrote, according to Page Six. “What will it take for her to understand how serious this is ? People are dying everywhere. Where’s your compassion???”

Gunvalson simply added, “Wow!”


Dodd first came under fire in April when she claimed the coronavirus pandemic was “God’s way of thinning the herd.” However, she quickly apologized, saying, “That’s not what I meant.”

“I’m not insensitive,” she said at the time. “I feel bad for all the families that lost loved ones, and I do think that we should all stay home and protect everybody. That’s not what I meant, and I want to apologize to anyone who got offended, OK? I’m sorry.”

Gunvalson was slammed last month after advocating for the reopening of beauty salons amid the pandemic.

Given the constantly evolving nature of COVID-19, we want our readers (courtesy via Us Weekly) to have access to the most accurate resources. For the most up-to-date coronavirus information, guidance, and support, consult the CDCWHO, and information from local public health officials. If you’re experiencing coronavirus symptoms, call your primary care provider for medical advice.

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