In an old clip, Emily Blunt jokes about the size of a waitress she encountered at Chili's, which comes across as mean and arrogant.
While her character in The Devil Wears Prada is obsessed with being thin in a comedic way, it seems like Emily Blunt, in real life, might be too, well, blunt when talking about size. The otherwise unproblematic actor is being criticized after fans online found a clip of her on a talk show recounting a story of being recognized at Chili's, in which she mocks the waitress who served her for her size.
As a number of comments pointed out, it's heart-breaking to imagine that this waitress, who was obviously a fan, might have tuned in to see one of her favorite stars on a talk show, then realized, “oh my god, she's about to tell the story of meeting me!” and then Blunt throws in a dig at her size. A stark reminder that words matter, especially if you're a public figure.
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