Alyssa Milano Slams Megyn Kelly for Mocking Cornell Jane Doe's Body
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Alyssa Milano Slams Megyn Kelly for Mocking Cornell Jane Doe’s Body

Megyn Kelly built her reputation as an American journalist and talk show host, while her sharp reactions and controversial remarks continue to attract attention. She has recently drawn attention for mocking Cornell Jane Doe’s body, a comment that has sparked criticism on social media. Now, Alyssa Milano has also spoken out against the host.

Alyssa Milano condemns Megyn Kelly’s comments about the Cornell Jane Doe

Recently, on October 7, the American actress published a strongly worded open letter on Substack directly addressing the American journalist. In it, Alyssa Milano condemned Megyn Kelly’s comments about the Cornell Jane Doe.

Milano wrote, “Megyn, Cankles?! Really?! A young woman says she was drugged and gang-r— for seven hours, and you found time to mock her body?!”

“You implied she wanted it and fabricated a desire for approval to support this ridiculous claim. It’s been impossible to mistake you for a real journalist. For years, you have lived in the gutter of media shock culture. Yet even for a career built entirely on the systematic monetization of cruelty and…dumbness, your recent ‘reporting’ on Jane Doe marks a descent from opportunism into pure, unvarnished degradation. What the f— is wrong with you?” She added

She concluded, “You owe women an apology for promoting misogyny You owe Jane Doe an apology for making her body part of your dumb argument.”

Talking about the criticism of Megyn Kelly that has left Alyssa Milano furious, it stemmed from a discussion about an alleged gang rape case at Cornell University, known as the Jane Doe case. 55-year-old questioned the victim’s timing in reporting the incident and commented on her physical appearance. According to critics and media reports, Kelly even suggested that the woman might have enjoyed the attention she received.

If you or someone you know has been sexually assaulted, contact the National Sexual Assault Hotline at 1-800-656-HOPE (4673).

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