Jennifer Lawrence Criticizes Kourtney Kardashian as ‘Annoying’ During Lie Detector Test

During a lie detector test with Robert Pattinson for Vanity Fair, Jennifer Lawrence admitted her frustrations with Kourtney Kardashian, calling her ‘more annoying than ever.’ Despite her deep love for the Kardashian family, Lawrence found herself particularly exasperated by Kourtney’s frequent public announcements about personal matters. She expressed her irritation by stating, ‘Kourtney is more annoying than ever. She drives me nuts,’ citing examples such as Kourtney’s tendency to make declarations about her fashion choices and television viewing habits.

Lawrence’s comments come after her previous acknowledgment of her ‘obsession’ with the Kardashians, which she admitted to during a 2017 interview on ‘The Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon.’ At the time, she had turned to the show for emotional support while filming her horror film, ‘Mother,’ which involved intense and dark scenarios. She described how the show helped her cope with the stress of the project, even sharing that she had to create a sort of ‘tent’ to isolate herself from the extras.

Despite her candid remarks about Kourtney, Lawrence remains close friends with the entire Kardashian family, including Kris Jenner, who has expressed her fondness for the actress. In 2020, Jenner celebrated Lawrence’s 30th birthday with a heartfelt message, sharing a photo of the two hugging and expressing her admiration for Jennifer as a daughter, wife, and girlfriend. This highlights the ongoing camaraderie between the celebrities, even as Lawrence occasionally critiques specific members of the family for their behavior.

The conversation, which took place during the lie detector test, offers insight into Lawrence’s relationship with the Kardashian brand as a whole, showcasing both her affection for the family and her occasional frustrations with their public personas. The exchange provides a glimpse into the complexities of her public image and the evolving dynamics within the celebrity group.