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RAY D’ARCY HAS been criticised by viewers for his ” sexist” and “disrespectful” interview with actress Pamela Anderson.
D’Arcy interviewed the former Baywatch star on The Ray D’Arcy Show last night and came under fire for what many perceived as his condescending comments towards the actress.
Here he is asking her about her two sons.
RTÉ
RTÉ
And here he is making a clunky reference to her boobs.
RTÉ
RTÉ
At one point, D’Arcy showed a photo of Anderson receiving a knighthood from the Prince of Montenegro and commented, “There you are on your knees in front of the Prince of Montenegro.”
Yikes.
RTE
RTE
And D’Arcy concluded the interview by saying, “It was great, I was going to say, having you. I should really rephrase that.”
Monday 25 November, 2024
Monday 25 November, 2024
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Ray D'Arcy is under fire for his 'sexist' interview with Pamela Anderson
RAY D’ARCY HAS been criticised by viewers for his ” sexist” and “disrespectful” interview with actress Pamela Anderson.
D’Arcy interviewed the former Baywatch star on The Ray D’Arcy Show last night and came under fire for what many perceived as his condescending comments towards the actress.
Here he is asking her about her two sons.
And here he is making a clunky reference to her boobs.
At one point, D’Arcy showed a photo of Anderson receiving a knighthood from the Prince of Montenegro and commented, “There you are on your knees in front of the Prince of Montenegro.”
Yikes.
And D’Arcy concluded the interview by saying, “It was great, I was going to say, having you. I should really rephrase that.”
Needless to say, viewers were unimpressed with D’Arcy’s line of questioning.
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Broadcaster Maia Dunphy was among those to call out D’Arcy for his “relentless innuendo”.
Many noted the irony of the interview following a discussion about women’s rights with journalist Roisin Ingle.
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But more than anything, everyone just felt bad for Pamela Anderson.
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For its part, RTÉ has declined to comment on the interview with a spokesperson telling DailyEdge.ie, “RTÉ won’t be commenting on this occasion.”
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