Wynonna Judd Says 'I Am Not My Sister's Keeper' Following Ashley Judd's Women's March Speech
Wynonna took to Twitter Monday to discuss her sister's speech.
Singer Wynonna Judd has spoken out about the controversy over her half-sister Ashley's remarks at Saturday's Women’s March in Washington, D.C.
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The Kiss the Girls actress took flak for reading a poem called “Nasty Woman” at the march.
The poem, written by 19-year-old Nashville resident Nina Donovan, included a vulgar reference to President Trump's relationship with his daughter Ivanka.
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As social media reacted in both praise and shock, Wynonna took to Twitter Monday to go on a lengthy rant where she said, “I am not my sister’s keeper.”
Lol, I have to say… I love how so many are telling me what I should or should not be doing about my relationship w/ my sister. Wow.
— Wynonna (@Wynonna) January 24, 2017
Last time I saw my sister we hugged. And, in our family we agree to disagree and we support WHO we are. Anyone else relate?
— Wynonna (@Wynonna) January 24, 2017
(1) I will not defend what doesn't need defending, (God knows my heart & my family does too), & (2)
— Wynonna (@Wynonna) January 24, 2017
I am not my sister's keeper. The end.
What she does publicly is none of my business. If she asks, I will tell her what I think personally.
— Wynonna (@Wynonna) January 24, 2017
There is a higher power & I am not it.
I have sung for 5 presidents & I will continue to do so until my last breath. I am for my country. Period. https://t.co/JIp4ZFxRJz
— Wynonna (@Wynonna) January 24, 2017
Donovan told Inside Edition that she is standing by her work.
"There is no doubt about it, Ivanka is a beautiful, beautiful woman," Donovan said. "But the way he phrases things sometimes it is inappropriate to talk about your own daughter like he does."
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