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Ann Coulter has some harsh words for the late Princess Diana.
The conservative commentator raised some eyebrows in a new interview with "The Insider" co-host Kevin Frazier.
"I find it a little baffling when Americans get so gaga-eyed over a princess. In particular Lady Di, who was just this anorexic, bulimic narcissist," Coulter said.
Coulter, who was promoting her new book "Demonic: How The Liberal Mob Is Endangering America", has professed contempt for Diana and the Royal Family before.
In April, Coulter appeared on "The O'Reilly Factor" to call the late princess a "nitwit hussy" and said of the Royal Wedding: "It's totally embarrassing Americans cared about that."
She also said she was specifically going to be on a plane to France so she wouldn't have to watch William and Kate's nuptials.
Coulter did admit on her "Fox News" appearance that she looked up Kate Middleton and said, "She seems like a lovely woman, I feel sorry for the life she's signed on to."
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Princess Diana was known not just for her royal title, but for being the "People's Princess." It was her philanthropy working to raise AIDS awareness and working towards a ban on landmines that won her the respect and admiration of many.
Source: huffingtonpost.com
The conservative commentator raised some eyebrows in a new interview with "The Insider" co-host Kevin Frazier.
"I find it a little baffling when Americans get so gaga-eyed over a princess. In particular Lady Di, who was just this anorexic, bulimic narcissist," Coulter said.
Coulter, who was promoting her new book "Demonic: How The Liberal Mob Is Endangering America", has professed contempt for Diana and the Royal Family before.
In April, Coulter appeared on "The O'Reilly Factor" to call the late princess a "nitwit hussy" and said of the Royal Wedding: "It's totally embarrassing Americans cared about that."
She also said she was specifically going to be on a plane to France so she wouldn't have to watch William and Kate's nuptials.
Coulter did admit on her "Fox News" appearance that she looked up Kate Middleton and said, "She seems like a lovely woman, I feel sorry for the life she's signed on to."
Story continues below
Princess Diana was known not just for her royal title, but for being the "People's Princess." It was her philanthropy working to raise AIDS awareness and working towards a ban on landmines that won her the respect and admiration of many.
Source: huffingtonpost.com