Responding to an Instagram user's diss on her 'ugly black nail polish,' the 'Pretty Woman' actress says that the critic was actually wrong in noting the color of her nail polish.
September 13, 2018
AceShowbiz -
Julia Roberts was in no mood to be told her nail polish colour was ugly on Instagram earlier this week (begin September 10).
Australian film costume collector Nicholas Inglis uploaded a side by side snap of Julia at the 2018 Toronto International Film Festival and iconic screen star Joan Crawford, with both women wearing long black dresses.
Asking the followers of his Instagram account, titled the vintage costume collector, who wore it better, one commented they preferred Joan's look because it's "more classic and refined and Julia is wearing ugly black nail polish."
Noticing the diss, Julia fired back, "It is in fact a navy polish with garnets crystals as a grounding accent. In case you would like to edit your comment from 'ugly black nail polish' to ugly navy polish with Garnet crystals. Just sayin'."
She added the nail painting emoji to really make her point.
Luckily for Julia, she got a warmer reception when she sat on a panel at the annual film festival on Friday.
While discussing her new TV show "Homecoming", Julia spotted travel blogger Kenny Santana sitting in the audience wearing a T-shirt from Be Love, a brand the actress is a fan of.
"Look at your T-shirt! I'm in love with you. That's incredible. What a good human you are," Julia called out, before inviting Kenny up for a hug when he told her he'd flown all the way from Indonesia to see her.
"Well get on up here. Where are the stairs? Come on up!" she grinned. "I'm coming to you, there are no stairs."
The pair embraced on the side of the stage, and then Julia brought Kenny on in front of the cheering crowd so they could pose for photos.
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