Megyn Kelly blasted vocal Palestinian supporter Gigi Hadid as an “idiot” for making “grossly inaccurate” comments alleging Israel was “the only country in the world that keeps children as prisoners of war.”
Kelly, the host of the SiriusXM podcast “The Megyn Kelly Show,” said the 28-year-old model Hadid, the sister of fellow model Bella Hadid and the daughter of Palestinian-American real estate developer Mohamed Hadid, should stick to sauntering down the red carpet.
“First of all, Gigi Hadid is an idiot,” Kelly told DailyMail.com.
“She should concentrate and walking down the long runway and trying to look pretty, she does a pretty good job of that.”
Kelly said that Hadid “stinks” when she tries to act as “a political pundit.”
“She should be quiet,” Kelly said of the supermodel.
“Try to look nice and walk. That’s her job. She would do well to remember it.”
The Post has sought comment from Hadid.
Hadid apologized on Tuesday after she was criticized for a now-deleted Instagram post accusing Israel of the “abduction, rape, humiliation, torture [and] murder” of Palestinians for “years and years and years” before Hamas’ Oct. 7 attacks, which left 1,200 Israelis dead.
Hadid, who has 79 million followers on Instagram, posted an item lamenting “the endless heartbreaking news and imagery coming out of Gaza” which “has been painful and often overwhelming.”
“It is important to me to share the real stories about the hardships that Palestinians have endured and continue to endure, but this weekend I shared something that I did not fact check or deeply think about prior to posting,” she wrote.
Kelly also took aim at pop singer Alicia Keys for “doing a shoutout to Hamas” with a social media post about wanting to learn how to paraglide just days after Hamas terrorists used paragliders to cross the Israel-Gaza border and perpetrate a massacre.
“I 100% believe Alicia Keys was doing a shoutout to Hamas and the Palestinians,” Kelly told DailyMail.com.
“And it’s disgusting to me that she hasn’t been held accountable for it.”
The Post has sought comment from Keys.
In a social media post, Keys said her initial post was unrelated to the carnage in Israel.
“The post I shared earlier was COMPLETELY unrelated in any way to the recent devastating loss of innocent lives. My heart has been breaking… I pray for and stand for peace,” Keys wrote last month.