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Joanna Krupa Defends Statements Against Kendall Jones

While Kendall Jones continues to happily post photos of her indangered animal kills while hunting in Africa, earlier this week Real Housewives star Joanna Krupa BLASTS the 19 year-old cheerleader.

CelebNMusic247.com agrees with the former Real Housewives of Miami star Joanna Krupa, who was horrified by images of Kendall Jones posing with a collection of exotic African animals she had killed.
Krupa BLASTED Jones saying:

Now, the Texan cheerleader who killed exotic animals and claims to be conservationist is entangled in a feud with the reality TV star over death threats which was a repost from another Instagram follower.

Joanna is defending her remarks and has stated that she reposted a comment – she NEVER made a death threat. Joanna, 35, told TMZ that she re-posted the controversial message which was written by someone else.

Although Krupa did make the following comments in regards to the photos Kendall posted, saying:

“This b**** Kendall Jones killed this beautiful creature so she post a selfie!”

“That lion is an endangered species… breaks my f***ing [heart] not to mention he had a family… I wish I can fly to Africa and shoot her ugly ass.”

Kendall’s father Cody was understandably furious at the model and animal rights activist who quickly removed it.

Krupa continued to say:

“Well officially to make it clear, I never sent out a death threat to her. I re-posted a comment that an angry fan did.”

“But I’m going to stand behind myself that I think she is a wimp and a coward and what she did was disgusting and it’s wrong but I never sent out a death threat.”

“So poor little her she doesn’t need to cry because I didn’t send out a death threat.”

She went on to say that Kendall, who claimed to be a conservationist, should set up a non profit to help the local community instead of killing their animals. The photos, which were taken from Kendall’s Facebook are completely disturbing and wrong since all these animals are endangered species.