• celebrity
  • television
  • movies
  • music
  • fashion
  • photos
  • videos
Got a Tip?
  • celebrity
  • fashion
  • television
  • movies
  • music
  • photos
  • videos
  • Privacy Policy (New) Terms of Use (New) Your Privacy Choices
Kate Beckinsale hit back at criticism of her body with a swimsuit reading, "I did not ask your opinion." The swimsuit brand, Mua Mua, also posted a photo online -- with the designer adding, "Kate was bullied on line so I made her that swimsuit."
Emmy Rossum claps back at one Twitter Troll after tweeting, "Can’t wait to get my I’M SPEAKING t-shirt" during the VP debate. "When I say something Trump supporters hate, they love to come at me for my body. 'Shut up and go back to being naked,'" she added. "They seem to think I should be ashamed of my female naked body. I don’t feel shame. I love my body. That must be intimidating for them. I’m not sorry."
Erika Jayne claps back at one Instagram "Karen" who asked how her son feels about her lingerie photos.
"Little Women" star Florence Pugh, 23, claps back at follower criticizing the 21-year age difference between her and boyfriend Zach Braff, 44.
After getting a new dog for Christmas, Kourtney Kardashian hit back at followers who wondered where her other dog Honey went and said their pets were just "temporary." Kourt wrote, "Wow, so much negativity we still have Honey, but thanks for your assumptions. I'll assume Santa wasn't good to you, hence your vibe."
Tori Spelling shut down one commenter accusing her of using her kids to make money for her cute family Christmas photo, after tagging the pajama company in her caption. In a number of replies, Spelling claimed they made no money off the photo and are simply fans of the "jammies."
Lizzo took to social media to celebrate on the impeachment of President Donald Trump, but Tomi Lahren retweeted her saying, "Well @realDonaldTrump is still your president. Truth hurts. #KAG2020." Lizzo hit back, "The only thing that hurts is this country is divided by hatred fueled from people like you."
Meghan McCain's BFF S.E. Cupp savagely took down a weight shaming troll.
Tamra Judge is clapping back at her "RHOC" co-stars who have age-shamed her and the other Tres Amigas this season with a sizzling bikini shot. "Cheers to being 'old & geriatric' #rhoc #ageshamming #52 #grandma #4kids #fitmom #myhipswork #fitoldlady #hardworkpaysoff #vegetarian ~The hypocrisy is disgusting," wrote the 52-year-old reality star.
Chrissy Teigen faced some mom-shamers after she shared this adorable pic with daughter Luna. Due to the model's minor wardrobe malfunction, some trolls went off on Teigen. However, she hit back at the haters with the best responses. "Jesus cover up your daughter is right there," one user wrote and Teigen clapped back, "she sucked it for months and doesn't mind it much." What a queen.
After Dwyane Wade and Gabrielle Union shared this family photo with daughter Kaavia and son Zion, Wade hit back at some of the criticism about his son's nails and outfit. "I've seen some post-thanksgiving hate on social about my family photo. Stupidity is apart of this world we live in -- so i get it. But here' s the thing -- I've been chosen to lead my family not y'all," he wrote. "So we will continue to be us and support each other with pride, love & a smile!"
After JWoww captioned this photo with a Mean Girls reference, a fan said her joke was "rooted a bit in truth." She hit back saying her follower only knows her from reality TV and they "don't choose the editing and how things have turned out." She added that "Sometimes my job sucks" and she's "portrayed inaccurate" but her friends, family and costars all know who she really is. "I'm still blessed for the life I live. Even if I'm seen as 'mean' once in a while."
After someone criticized Stassi Schroeder for having "old lady feet" for this Instagram photo, her ex Jax Taylor hit back in the comments. "You took the time out of your day to leave a s----y comment on someone's page that you don't even know? Wow, all that screams is you insecurities, talk about women empowering other women, you are exactly what's wrong with social media today," he wrote. "You need Jesus sweetie, I feel bad for you. All this shows is that you are mad at yourself for amounting to nothing in life so you take out your pathetic existence on people who are successful."
Chrissy Teigen took down an Twitter troll who "wholeheartedly disagrees" that John Legend is the Sexiest Man Alive.
Though it's unclear what the original comment was, Gigi Hadid fired back at one fan and stood up for herself against "unrealistic expectations."
After T.I. said that he's "still actively looking for another female rapper who can undo the blunder of Iggy Azalea. That is the tarnish of my legacy as far as a executive is concerned," Iggy clapped back on Twitter. "The tea I could spill on what bullsh*t this is but at the end of the day I think people can see it's clear he's salty. He's a huge misogynist and has never been able to have a conversation with any woman in which he doesn't speak like a fortune cookie," she wrote in a since-deleted tweet.
Justin Bieber snapped at a follower who is tired of seeing him "honouring" his "wife publicly."
Jessica Simpson hilariously put a InstaTroll in his place after his "#nipslip" comment.
Katherine Schwarzenegger responded to a troll who wrote, "Remember when Kennedys used to like, do stuff for society? This one just posts extremely polished selfies that try too hard and look like they take hours to put together and talks about makeup." In her reply, she pointed out she has a fourth book coming soon and advocates for shelter animals.
Busy Philipps shuts down a dude who thought she looked "great" after losing "so much weight."
Porsha Williams claps back at Instagram haters trolling her about her post-baby body.
Former "Bachelor" Ben Higgins comes to his girlfriend's defense after an Instagram troll says "she legit looks like she's in high school."
After Jerry O'Connell asked his Instagram followers for questions to ask Kelly Ripa on his show, one called her a "cardboard cutout TV person" and wondered why he'd interview her. Ripa responded in the comments, saying, 'Well, Vanessa, it's August, so non cardboard cutout tv people are in Italy, and truth be told, I'm pretty exciting.'
Miranda Lambert defends her marriage to NYPD officer Brendan Mcloughlin by clapping back and one women's Instagram comment.
Khloe savagely clapped back after a Twitter user made a presumptuous observation saying, "I know Khloe hates Tristan but Baby True starting to look just like him"
After Consequence of Sound tweeted out a story saying, "It’s official: Justin Bieber is a Tool fan," Tool frontman Maynard Keenan replied saying "bummer." Bieber's wife, Hailey Baldwin, hit back at his tweet saying -- "He expressed he was a fan of your music. Grew up listening to your music. You must be unhappy with yourself that you want to make people feel small who express their admiration for you. Very childish and hurtful thing to do. I hope u find security within yourself. Sad place to be."
Kylie Jenner hits back after fan criticizes BFF Stassi Karanikolaou's bikini photo, saying "Leave her thick thighs and phat p---- out of this!!!!"
Bethenny Frankel hilariously clapped back at a fan who questioned the age of her boyfriend Paul Bernon. "How old is he" a fan asked and Frankle fired back, "he is 12. I go to prison next season. #watchwhathappens."
While Lisa Rinna was thirsting over Kelly Ripa's photo of husband Mark Consuelos, one hater said he spent too much time working out and not with his wife and kids. "He's on vacation WITH us," Ripa hit back, "He's a multitasker."
Erika Jayne responded to criticism of her nude Instagram photo. "You sound ashamed of your body. I'm not," she told one critic. When someone asked what her husband thought about it, she added, "He thinks it great. Bet yours does too." She told another to "try trolling elsewhere. You're boring."
Ciara takes down a troll who says she is sinning for helping Jesse Tyler Ferguson and Justin Mikita renew their wedding vows.
After someone on Twitter said Kelly Clarkson performed the "absolute WORST version of God Bless America I've ever heard" at the Indy 500, Clarkson hit back, explaining it wasn't even her who sang it while defending 16-year-old Chevel Shepherd -- the "Voice" winner and member of Team Kelly who actually performed the song.
After Carnage trolled Drake about his "fake abs," Drake SAVAGELY takes him down with one jab.
Oprah Winfrey hit back on Instagram after a follower criticized her for calling Maya Angelou by her first name in a tribute to the late legend. While Angelou famously told others to call her "Ms. Angelou," Winfrey made it clear she had permission. John Mayer also dropped into the Comments by Celebs comments to shame the critic even more.
Tyler and Catelynn Baltierra hit back on Instagram after some nasty comments about this photo of newborn daughter Vaeda suggested Tyler wasn't the father.
Sofia Richie savagely clapsback at troll attacking her relationship with Scott Disick.
Andy Cohen clapped back at a troll who said "sick LGBTQS" shouldn't be able to adopt, writing, "Hey buddy I know you're mad because I turned down your offer. You're just not my type but I am sure you will find a nice guy. Hang in there!"
Kate Beckinsale hit back after meme account @dietbroke_ mocked her relationship with Pete Davidson (h/t to @CommentsByCelebs).
After Lisa Rinna said on "RHOBH" that Harry Hamlin's ex Nicollette Sheridan cheated on him with Michael Bolton, Sheridan defended herself against the accusation on social media, leading to a Twitter battle between everyone involved ... well, minus Michael Bolton.
Kevin Jonas' wife, Danielle, wished her future sister-in-law, Sophie Turner, a happy birthday on Instagram. She soon had to turn off the comments after trolls claimed she was shading Priyanka Chopra.
Kate Beckinsale hilariously trolls a troll after his comments regarding her dating life (specifically, Pete Davidson).
Former "RHONY" star Carole Radziwill hits back at commenter calling her "pathetic" for some swimsuit photos -- saying she "wasn't an attention ho" on the show and has been on Instagram for years.
Kourtney Kardashian hilariously quieted a hater after sharing this sexy selfie of Stormi's first birthday.
Katharine McPhee clapped back at a Twitter troll who thought it would be funny to joke about how long her marriage to David Foster would last. "I'm assuming it also lasted longer than any relationship you ever had with a hairdresser?" OUCH!
After a conservative columnist asked how the "Twerk" video "empowers women" in "the era of #MeToo," the rapper responded. "It says to women that I can wear and not wear what ever I want. do [whatever] I want and that NO still means NO. So Stephanie chime in..If I twerk and be half naked does that mean I deserve to get raped and molested ? I want to know what a conservative woman like you thinks." She also asked her conservative haters "to admit that your president is f--kin up this country right now! Liberal or conservative we ALL suffer as citizens."
After Tori Spelling posted this photo of her and "90210" costar Ian Ziering's families, her husband responded to some of the vile comments about their kids. "I am absolutely horrified and disgusted by the comments being left about my children. Body shaming and bullying my children??!! What is wrong with you people??? [They're] kids. hey're messy and dirty ... and what's wrong about shopping at Target??!! Are we supposed to shop at Gucci?? These are kids folks. Messy stinky little bundles of fun, laughter and love." He also said comments about their weight were just "mean and un-called for" and they're "happy and healthy."
"Stranger Things" star, Millie Bobby Brown, claps back at Instagram trolls telling her to "act her age" -- writing, "ik everyone on my last pic wants me to 'act my age' but quite frankly its my instagram and if i choose to post that picture and you dont like it.. scroll past it."
"I’ve actually never touched my face but thanks for the compliment I guess," Kristin Cavallari clapped back at an Instagram troll who accused her of plastic surgery. "Maybe get your facts straight before u start making claims like that. I’m proud to be injectable free."
After a person told Gabrielle Union that she should "dress her age," the actress fired back "Oh I'd loooove to hear what you think is age appropriate. Please gimme allll the age appropriate fashion advise [sic] I didn't know I needed in my life."
Responding to tabloid reports that she's at "war" with Joanna Gaines, Christina El Moussa says, "What a load of Bullshit. I’ve never commented on a tabloid EVER (and have swallowed a load of shit from these tabloids). #intouchmagazine this is disgusting. I have always been a huge supporter of female entrepreneurs... #girlboss is my motto. Nothing but respect for @joannagaines."
In a since-deleted comment on BhadBhabie's makeup artist's Instagram post, Iggy Azalea tried to shade Danielle Bregoli's tour, but Bregoli came back with "u should come. would be a good memory for u of what a sold out show looks like."
Kelsea Ballerini took down a body shamer who told her to "lose weight" after her performance at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show.
CNN clapped right back at Donald Trump Jr. after he tweeted his dad's anti-immigration ad with, "CNN refused to run this ad... I guess they only run fake news and won’t talk about real threats that don’t suit their agenda. Enjoy. Remember this on Tuesday. #vote #voterepublican"
RHONY's Bethenny Frankel clapped back at body shamers over her halloween costume saying, "For those haters, I suppose that monetizing reality TV is not the only good idea that the Kardashians and I have shared simultaneously. For those who bash theirs or my body, go hate somewhere else. We are mothers and daughters and I chose those very polarizing ruffle boy shorts thus opting to not show my vagina this Halloween. I’m in my late 40s. This is my God given body with no receipts attached (a breast lift 12 years ago notwithstanding) to it. Perhaps next year I will go pantyless & await more constructive comments."
“I posted a picture this morning of my sister and I from an event last night and people said I looked pregnant. Now, would you ever walk up to someone on the street or at an event where they’re obviously dressed up and say, ‘Are you pregnant?’ It’s just so comedic and shocking that people would ask that. I’m not pregnant. I guess it was a pregnant angle. Seriously, shut up.” Kaley Cuoco
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
After a fan told Kourtney "sis you never work lmao," the reality star clapbacked at the Instagram user and said, "Let me respond to you with all the time I have...oh wait, my attorney's on the other line to discuss 6 business deals, I have a camera in my face filming season SIXTEEN of KeepingUpWithTheKardashians (you may have heard of it) and I'm raising my 3 amazing children...God bless you and don't worry about me."
In his diss track to Machine Gun Kelly, Eminem referred to Iggy Azalea as "that Iggy ho." In response, Iggy tweeted, "Diss songs shouldn’t be filled with celebrity name drops to pad out lazy bars." Admitting he's one of the "greatest" rappers, she added she thinks "the name dropping thing has become a [crutch] ... this stuff feels more like picking names that fit easily into a rhyme scheme."
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
Kat McPhee shaded Taylor Hicks' 'American Idol' victory over her by using it to stress the importance of voting, writing "voting matters" alongside a photo of his winning moment and a link to a registration site. He responded, writing, "You're right, voting DOES matter! But you're a little late to the party, Kat" -- and sharing a link to his own voter registration video from 5 months ago!
After Barstool Sports put up a Twitter post asking, "Does Pete Davidson Have Butthole Eyes?", Pete's fiancee, Ariana Grande, clapped back. "Y'all do kno this man has an auto immune disease ...... right ? ..... like you do understand what you're doing when u do this right? jus wanna make sure." Davidson has been open about his battle with Crohn's disease.
After Kelly Clarkson congratulated one of her fans on her marriage to another woman, another fan replied with homophobic comments. The singer called them out in true Kelly fashion, "I almost didn't respond 2 this because hate doesn’t deserve a spotlight but u know what, truth does, & the truth is that God is Love, & Love shared between two people should be praised not condemned in my personal opinion. I love u 2 although we see the world/love differently."
After Kelly Ripa posted a side by side of her and husband Mark Consuelos, some fans said it looked like she got a nose job and veneers. She shut it down quick, calling out a "bad angle" and adding, "I wouldn't be sleeping in a retainer every night if I had. You guys know how to make a girl feel special. Consuelos also commented at her haters.
After Pete Davidson posted this image of Ariana Grande wearing a pendant with his late father's FDNY badge on it, he clapped back at one commenter who called it "disrespectful" to give her his dad's -- who died on 9/11 -- chain. "For ur information that's not just some girl, that's my fiancé," he replied. "She's the greatest person I know. I gave it to her because she has my heart and that is the most precious thing I own. My dad would be so happy and love her so much."
After people started leaving comments objectifying Ariel Winter's body on her Instagram page, Sarah Hyland joined the fray, adding, "To all the pervs commenting on this post? GET OFFLINE AND GET BACK TO YOUR BLOWUP DOLL YA CREEPS!"
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
After Neil Patrick Harris mocked Rachel Bloom's backstage interviews at the Tony Awards on Twitter, she responded in his replies, making it clear the two have met before and he should have known who she was.
Paris Jackson claps back at critics claiming she "stormed out" of the Dior Fashion Show in France.
Khloe Kardashian clapped back at haters offering up advice. "Most of the ones giving advice are in no place to give anything at all. Focus on your own world," she wrote, before calling out people reading too much into her tweets. "Wild that people assume you’re speaking about something and they run with it. Anything and everything gets twisted into something it’s completely not."
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
Responding to trolls who criticize the 32-year age gap between her and Holland Taylor, Sarah Paulson told Modern Luxury mag, "If anyone wants to spend any time thinking I’m strange for loving the most spectacular person on the planet, then that’s their problem. I’m doing just fine."
Khloe Kardashian showed off her post-baby bod 5 weeks after giving birth, calling out haters who "feel that I’m focusing too much on my body." On Shapchat, she explained, "the truth is, I've worked out five or six days a week before I got pregnant and that's my sanctuary and something I love to do. I want to start doing that now and get back to my rhythm and in between feedings I want to find time to work out because that's going to be my new normal. Just because I have a baby, doesn’t mean I have to stop doing the things that I love, and I love working out and getting my mind right."
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
Kylie Jenner shares a photo of "Stormi's Parents" amid paternity controversy, shutting down rumors that her ex-bodyguard fathered her daughter.
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
Khloe Kardashian clapbacked an Instagram user who thought that since her daughter is dark that meant that Khloe's father was O.J. Simpson. The reality star responded with the obvious fact, "I mean...her dad is black silly. That's why she's black babe."
"Real Housewives of New York" star Dorinda Medley clapped back at co-star Luann de Lesseps after the latter commented on her drinking habits in her blog, writing, "You would think that by now, Dorinda would realize that drinking makes her aggressive. It's not a good look, and I hope she took to heart what Bethenny had to say about her drinking." Dorinda then tweeted, "Dear Countess Luann, are we to take [advice] from a pal who got so wasted she punched her then-husband in the middle of a restaurant, followed by assaulting a law enforcement officer? Then jail? You almost gotta love the complete lack of self-awareness."
A 2014 interview with DJ Khaled went viral where he said he doesn't perform oral sex on women, but expects it in return. In response, The Rock tweeted, "as a man, I take great pride in mastering ALL performances. This is probably a little TMI.. I will now quietly excuse myself from this fun thread." Evan Rachel Wood added, "You're seriously missing out man. Take it from someone who has pride and thoroughly enjoys pleasuring women."
A 2014 interview with DJ Khaled went viral for him saying he doesn't perform oral sex on women and adding, "It’s different rules for men. You gotta understand, we the king." Both Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Evan Rachel Wood called him out on Twitter and said they have no issues pleasing women themselves.
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
While making braised short ribs for dinner, one follower asked Chrissy Teigen if she gives "ur kid a food with red win in it" -- her clapback: "Yeah she gets wasted and sleeps all through the night."
Ben Affleck responded to a gossip site headline that he's been replaced as Matt Damon's best friend in the best way possible.
Joy-Ann Reid claps back at Killer Mike for misunderstanding H & M.
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
Olympian Gus Kenworthy clapped back at OUT magazine after they called him a "twink" on Twitter.
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
Chrissy Teigen came for Bill O'Reilly after he criticized her husband's "Jesus Christ Superstar: Live in Concert" by asking, "Watching JC Superstar on NBC. Who knew Jesus of Nazareth ran a tattoo parlor? Geez." She responded, referencing his reported sexual harassment settlement, by writing: "Yes the shop specializes in coverups that aren’t 32 million dollars."
After The New Yorker posted a piece criticizing Ben Affleck's "garish" back tattoo, his weight and his overall "despondent" appearance since his split from Jennifer Garner, he took to Twitter to say, "I’m doing just fine. Thick skin bolstered by garish tattoos."
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
Snooki responded to two fans who criticized her appearance on Instagram. After one wrote, "So many injections can barely open your mouth," she clapped back writing, "not what my husband says." Another asked if she was pregnant. Her response: "no just fat."
After a hater tweeted, "It is disgusting that big boobs gets you attention (fake for sure)" at Stormy Daniels, the porn star who may have had an affair the President Trump responded: "What does that say about you since they got YOUR attention? Of course, my tits are fake (I've never claimed otherwise). Riding into my 60 Minutes interview on a fucking unicorn would be more believable than my boobs being all natural."
After a video from Jaye Hunt and Robert Ackerman breaking down why they believe Lea Michele is illiterate went viral, the "Glee" star responded to a fan's comment about the theory and proved she can both read and write.
After Erika Girardi liked a fan tweet saying Teddi Mellencamp should be fired, Teddi took to her Bravo blog. "What I don't understand is how you can be preaching women empowerment and saying we should build each other up but then liking tweets such as this," she wrote. "You can be shady all you want (as I know I can be), but co-signing that you wish another woman would lose her job doesn't scream, 'You go, girl!' in quite a positive way."
According to excerpts from her new book in the New York Daily News, Vivica A. Fox talked about sex with her ex, 50 Cent. "Most of the time, I would be the one initiating sex, because I really enjoyed making love with him," she said, with NYDY adding she "describes their sessions as PG-13 but 'cherished and special.'" 50 clapped back on Instagram, writing, "I'm waking up to this s--t, that was14 years ago. smh who does this? What the f--k!"
"Real World: Las Vegas" star Trishelle Cannatella called Meghan McCain "the worst mixture of super republican, super millennial, and super bratty" on "The View," making it "hard to watch." In return, Meghan said, "You were by far my least favorite Real World Las Vegas cast member, so why don't we call it even, honey?" Trishelle later tweeted she assumed McCain would be "too busy to search for her hashtags" to ever see her tweet and didn't @ her on purpose, to not "hurt her feelings."
After hearing from her publicist that In Touch was preparing a story linking her to her "Ninjago" co-star Justin Theroux, Olivia Munn shot the rumors down on Instagram. "Since they said they're running that story even if we said it’s 100 million percent not true, I thought I'd just let you guys know on my own that it's not. Dear Tabloids, Please stop matching me with my friends' exes. No disrespect to people who do date their friends' exes, that's just not my style. Kthxbye"
After Donald Trump celebrated the low Oscar ratings on Twitter, the show's host, Jimmy Kimmel, had this to say in response: "Thanks, lowest rated President in HISTORY."
"I'm like, bitch, you's a c--t," Jennifer Lawrence said about Lala Kent on "WWHL." That didn't sit well with Kent, who tweeted -- then deleted -- "Did Jennifer Lawrence really call me a 'c—t' on @BravoWWHL? Annnnd talk about my mama? Bitch, you better pray I don't see you int he streets. You’re one of the highest paid actresses on the planet … you claim you are ‘pro-women’. An you call another woman a c—t? You’re gross."
When Trump went off on Baldwin's comments of the "agony" of playing the president on "Saturday Night Live," Baldwin clapped back in the most epic way.
Khloe Kardashian claps back at haters over baby bump criticism.
Actor James Woods criticized Parkland shooting survivors for smiling in a video backstage at Ellen, writing, "Grief wears many faces." Survivor-turned-activist Emma Gonzalez re-tweeted a supporter's message calling out Woods, adding, "They hate us for smiling, they hate us for crying, they hate us for speaking, they hate us for being alive - they hate us. What's important to remember is that their argument against us is so weak and futile that they have to resort to attacking the people delivering the message."
After getting criticized for carrying their two-year old daughter, Luna, John Legend's wife went off in the Instagram comments, writing, "Are you so tired of it? Does it make you so sad and upset? ... What can we do for you to make it better, sweet angel?"
When asked why he thought Brandi Glanville just didn't like him inside the "Celebrity Big Brother" hours, James Maslow replied: "I think she just had a crush." Well, Brandi wanted to make it clear she does NOT, tweeting, "Let’s be clear I would never have a crush on a guy that wears smaller jeans than I do."
After the NRA used a gif of Amy Poehler's "Parks and Recreation" character in a tweet thanking spokesperson Dana Loesch for appearing on CNN's town hall, the show's co-creator Michael Schur and stars Nick Offerman and Adam Scott all clapped back on Twitter. Poehler also apparently texted Schur, telling him, "Can you tweet the NRA for me and tell them I said f--k off?"
After there was outcry on Twitter over the Versace gown she wore for a photocall outdoors, the actress responded to what she called the "Jennifer Lawrence wearing a revealing dress in the cold" controversy on Facebook. "his is not only utterly ridiculous, I am extremely offended. That Versace dress was fabulous, you think I'm going to cover that gorgeous dress up with a coat and a scarf? I was outside for 5 minutes. I would have stood in the snow for that dress because I love fashion and that was my choice."
Team USA curlers clapback at Kirstie Alley after she claimed their sport was "boring."
Ryan Reynolds responded to a follower on Instagram who criticized him for allowing Make-a-Wish kids to visit the set of "Deadpool 2," an R-rated film.
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
Gigi Hadid clapped back at body shamers for criticizing her maturing body.
After a follower seemingly told her that her Super Bowl performance sucked, P!nk clapped back. The user then deleted their comment.
After Tomi Lahren called Joe Kennedy III a "ginger nerd" on Twitter, Maria Shriver -- a fellow Kennedy -- responded to the Fox News contributor, pleading for her to "open her heart."
After an Instagram troll seemingly compared Alexa Ray Joel's looks to sister Sailor Brinkley Cook's, Alexa clapped back on Instagram.
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
After Perez Hilton asked fans to chime in on Kim Kardashian's braids on Instagram, Lindsay Lohan commented, "I'm confused." Kardashian clapped back, writing, "You know what’s confusing.....your sudden foreign accent."
After a Scott Disick fan Instagram account posted a paparazzi photo of him, Sofia Richie and his children together, Kendall Jenner seemingly shaded him by commenting: "awww scott and his kids"
After posting a photo of herself and John Legend at the 2008 Grammy Awards, Chrissy Teigen clapped back at a follower who accused her of having fake breasts and fillers.
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson jokingly told one fan off after he criticized "Jumanji."
Kim Kardashian is on a clapback spree. This time her victim was The Daily Mail.
Dylan Farrow called out Justin Timberlake for wearing a Time's Up pin after working with her father Woody Allen, who she accused of sexual abuse. Allen has denied the allegations.
Kim Kardashian actually agreed when one "KUWTK" viewer called her out for being "self-absorbed."
Olivia Munn clapped back at rumors she's dating Chris Pratt by sharing her text messages to his ex, Anna Faris.
Twitter is a gold mine for stars clapping back at haters.
One of Oprah Winfrey's followers wrote "I don't like you" on an Instagram post for her Time's Up interview on CBS Sunday Morning. Her response was perfect: "Then why are u here on this feed? Life is too short to follow and engage with people u don't like. Peace out."
"Modern Family" star claps back at Tomi Lahren after the Fox News contributor defends Donald Trump calling Haiti and African nations "sh-thole countries," tweeting: "I'd like to shove your head up your sh-thole. Guarantee it's worse than what you think of other countries. There's a special place in Hell for you @TomiLahren. Now kindly go [middle finger emoji] yourself."
Kim Kardashian came to her mother's defense after a tabloid posted photos of a 22-year-old Kris Jenner with the headline, "Chubby-faced 22-year old Kris Jenner Models in Never-Before-Seen Shots."
Kendall Jenner re-tweeted one fan who gave her props for rocking it at the Golden Globes, despite her acne, adding, "Never let that shit stop you!" The original message read, "Ok but @KendallJenner showing up and strutting her acne while looking like a gorgeous star is what every girl needs to understand."
REPLAY

MORE GALLERIES

126 / 161

The Most Savage Celebrity Clapbacks

One of Oprah Winfrey's followers wrote "I don't like you" on an Instagram post for her Time's Up interview on CBS Sunday Morning. Her response was perfect: "Then why are u here on this feed? Life is too short to follow ... READ MORE
Photo:Getty

Recent Photos

See Photos

Tarek El Moussa Reveals Cosmetic Treatment He Received for Fuller Hair

See Photos

Sharna Burgess Shares Photo of Blended Family with Brian Austin Green

See Photos

Robbie Williams Claims He Got Scurvy After Appetite Suppressant

View Photo Gallery

Every Must-See Photo From the Fashion Trust US Awards

See Photos

Khloé Kardashian Shares Adorable New Photos of 'Swaggy' Son Tatum

See Photos

Mel B Celebrates Her and Eddie Murphy's Child Turning 18

  • celebrity
  • fashion
  • television
  • movies
  • music
  • photos
  • videos
© 2025 EHM Productions, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction in whole or in part without permission is prohibited.
In partnership with TMZ | About TooFab.com | Privacy Policy (New) | Terms of Use (New) | Ad Choices | Your Privacy Choices | Careers