Sarah Silverman apologized in Paris Hilton for this old offensive joke
The comedian reflected on a joke she told at the MTV Movie Awards 2007.
Much has changed in recent years about the treatment of celebrities, including the way they are interviewed in interviews, how they spoke about tabloids and the way they discussed by the comedians. Now, as a result of his documentary 2020It's Parisand the increased attention on ourTreatment of young women celebrities Because of a 2021Britney Spearsdocumentary-Paris Hiltoncame back to the spotlight, discussing what she endured at the beginning of the Aughts. The 40-year-old star has recently talked about aUncomfortable interview she had withDavid Letterman After his time in prison in 2007, as well as anotherMaintenance of offensive radio from 2011.Hilton also talked aboutSarah Silverman To make fun of his prison sentence when the comedian hosted the MTV Film Awards 2007. Now, Silverman apologized from Hilton for his joke and said that she regretted her from the moment she occurred.
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Hilton attended the price hours of MTV 2007 films before the start of his prison time.
In January 2007, Hilton had been sentenced to three years of probation and sentenced to enter a class of education of the alcohol after being arrested in September 2006 forinfluence. Then, in May 2007,Hilton was sentenced to 45 days in prison To violate his probation while driving without a valid license. Shortly after, MTV film prices were held on June 3, 2007 and Hilton even attended her to start her prison just after the show. Later this month she wasreleased after serving half of the sentence. At this point, the fifth and last season of Hilton Hit ShowSimple life was looking.
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While welcoming MTV Movie prices, Silverman joked about the phrase of Hilton and his sexual life.
The prizes show,Silverman joking about Hilton in his monologue. "Paris Hilton will imprison," said Silverman for immediate acclaiming of the crowd. "I heard that to make it feel more comfortable in prison, the guards will paint the bars to look like penis. I'm just afraid that she will break your teeth on these things." The camera showed Hilton during the joke and she was clearly upset by the comment.
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Hilton recently talked about the experience on his podcast.
During March 1st, the episode of his podcast,It's Paris, the host and his sister,Nicky Hilton, talked about some of the new media treatment stars, as they face the 2000s. Nicky raised Silverman's joke as an example of something that would not happen today. "What Sarah Silverman was so disgusting and so cruel and naughty," Hilton replied. "And I was so shocked and surprised, because I had really met him a few years ago when I was at an event and that she could not have been nicerly. So sweet."
Hilton said she was "obviously very nervous" the night spectacle night because she knew she was going to be in prison in a few hours, but she wanted to put a brave face. "And then just to sit in the audience with her, I'm literally humiliating publicly, be so naughty, so cruel. I was sitting there, wanted to die," said Hilton. "I was trying to hold back my tears so hard. ... I wanted to get out of the whole room."
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Silverman said she wrote a letter after the show to say she was sorry and apologized again 14 years later.
On his own podcast,THE PODCAST Sarah SilvermanOn March 4, Silverman said thatShe heard what Hilton had to say. She said she is "superb with thinking about the past and my share by perpetuating the true ugly of ***" while taking into account the growth that happened on his life. "I did not know she came to the event, which is neither here nor there, but just the truth. I did not know that she was going directly from the event in prison that night" , said Silverman.
"Although I was delighted with the success of my monologue, I remember it in the public," she continued. "I remember seeing that watching on his face and my heart sank because there was a person here."
Silverman said she wrote Hilton a letter excusing a few days after the show, but she did not know that Hilton had not received him until the hearing of Hilton's podcast. "I'm here 14 years later, I tell you, Paris, that I'm really sorry," said Silverman. "I was then and I'm a lot more completely and with much more understanding, I think now. I can not imagine what you spend at that time."
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This time, Hilton received the message and said he "really move" she.
After hearing the excuses of Silverman, Hilton publishedA short episode of his podcast to remedy. She said she was "pleasantly surprised" when she heard that Silverman had apologized. "I did not expect excuses. I did not ask for a" said Hilton.
"She has basically an excuses of eight minutes out of eight minutes on me. And she was so authentic and so sweet, and it really moved me. I felt emotionally hear," Hilton said. She also confirmed that she had never received Silverman's letter in 2007.
Hilton said she had always thought Silverman was funny when she did not make jokes that mocked people. "It's good to hear that she has had a lot of time thinking about that. Not just my situation with her, but also, Hilton said.
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