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Ellie Kemper Apologizes for Attending Debutante Ball in 1999

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | June 7, 2021 |

By Mike Redmond | Pajiba Love | June 7, 2021 |


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Ellie Kemper has issued an apology after Twitter called her a “KKK Princess” for being the 19-year-old queen of a debutante ball with a racist past. As for how well that apology is going? Mostly good! — Did not expect to link that site as an example. — It’s one of the better celebrity apologies out there, and in a situation where no matter what Kemper said, she was going to be ruthlessly torn apart. Case in point, the first place I saw it, the person sharing it called her “KKKimmy,” so I expect a similar sh*t-flinging divide in the comments. You kids have fun. (Instagram)

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