British-American actress Emily Blunt has apologized for calling a waitress “huge” during an interview on the Jonathan Ross Show in 2012.
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This clip has resurfaced in recent weeks and shows host Jonathan Ross claiming that the Americans who eat at Chili’s are all huge.
The actress then shared an anecdote that happened during filming: “The woman who served me was huge and had [probablement] free meals at Chili’s.
When this video came to her attention, Emily Blunt publicly apologized in an interview with People magazine on Friday.
“I’m appalled that I said something so insensitive, hurtful and off-topic about what I said,” she said.
“I have always considered myself someone who would never want to offend anyone. Whatever has come over me, to say something like that is completely unrecognizable to me and everything I believe in,” she continues. But it happened and I’m sorry for the pain it caused. I’m old enough to know we have to do better.”
The actress is particularly known for her roles in the hit films “The Devil Wears Prada”, “Quietly”, “Sicario” and most recently “Oppenheimer”.