Jennifer Lawrence Says This Kardashian Is “More Annoying Than Ever”

In a recent session for Vanity Fair’s lie-detector test alongside her co-star Robert Pattinson, Lawrence didn’t hold back when asked about her favourite member of the Kardashian clan.

She confirmed Khloé Kardashian was her pick—and then added with a grin that Kourtney Kardashian was “more annoying than ever… She drives me nuts.”

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When pressed further, she explained why: “Because everything has to be an announcement. It’s like, you know, ‘I’m not going to wear outfits anymore.’ Just wear whatever you want. Don’t make an announcement about it! Or ‘I don’t have a TV in my room.’ Just don’t watch TV. Stop announcing it. Just shh!”

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Interestingly, Lawrence has long claimed to be a fan of the reality-TV giant Keeping Up with the Kardashians. But this remark highlights the thin line between admiration and annoyance when celebrity culture gets heavy with proclamations. She admitted she “has been on TikTok” but hasn’t kept up with the latest Kardashian season.

Lawrence’s critique of Kourtney marks a shift—from casual viewer to outspoken commentator.

Why It Resonates

This moment isn’t just snack-y celeb drama—it taps into something bigger: the fatigue of over-declared lifestyles and constant performativity.

For a high-profile figure like Lawrence to call out another public figure’s announcement culture feels like a subtle rebellion against how celebrity lives get broadcast. The fact that this happens during a lie-detector interview—where truth and gamesmanship blur—adds another layer to the spectacle.

What’s at Stake

The comment opens up a few interesting threads:

• How reality-TV stars spin personal choices into headlines, and how viewers might silently roll their eyes.
• Why do celebrities who once seemed inviting (Lawrence included for many years) become critical of that same culture?
• Whether fans of both Lawrence and the Kardashians will see this as playful banter or nasty shade.

Regardless, the remark is little but loud—a reminder that even behind the gloss of celebrity, genuine annoyance festers.

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