Vogue Williams accuses 'bitter and jealous' Pete Davidson of misogyny in a scathing attack on the comedian over his disparaging comments about young women

Vogue Williams accused Pete Davidson of misogyny in a scathing attack on the comedian over his disparaging comments about young women.The Irish presenter, 41, lashed out at the former Saturday Night Live star, 32, calling him 'bitter and jealous' after he mocked female influencers who earn money from posting videos of their daily routines online.Vogue, who documents her life in weekly YouTube vlogs, also accused Pete of hypocrisy for attacking influencers despite his having previously dated reality TV billionaire Kim Kardashian, 45.Speaking this week on her My Therapist Ghosted Me podcast, Vogue said: 'They're entertaining people, Peter. I love the get-ready-with-me videos or re-stock my pantries. I'd be very sad without those videos.'It kind of annoys me, obviously, because I dabble in a little bit of the content creation myself. And I just think people just s*** on it without even knowing anything about it.'As well, he was going out with the biggest influencer in the entire world, Kim Kardashian, and he's just slagging everybody off.' Vogue Williams accused Pete Davidson of misogyny in a scathing attack on the comedian over his disparaging comments about young women The presenter, 41, lashed out at the former SNL star, 32, calling him 'bitter and jealous' after he mocked female influencers who earn money from posting videos of their daily routines onlineVogue, who has four children with her husband, former Made In Chelsea lothario Spencer Matthews, 38, then took a swipe at Pete's high-profile dating history.As well as Kim Kardashian, his ex-girlfriends include Ariana Grande, Emily Ratajkowski and Phoebe Dynevor. Vogue declared: 'He's a bit of a star effer.'In his video interview with Variety last week, the American comedian questioned why women who film themselves getting dressed or dancing on TikTok can earn enormous sums of money, describing the phenomenon as 'insane and lame'.'Girls are just talking to themselves on there,' he complained, before asking: 'Who the f* are you? What do you do? Nothing.'Pete also expressed disbelief that some influencers could earn $40million a year, declaring that the world was 'broken'.Celebrity Traitors star Joanne McNally, 43, who co-hosts the podcast with Vogue, said: 'The most important part of this whole story is he said "girls". He didn't say men, he didn't say influencer. He said young girls.'He was basically making out like young girls doing get-ready-with-me videos is like the end of the world as we know it.'And he's like, they're making millions and millions. They're not. Come on. There's very few of them making that much money. There's a lot of gamers making a s*** ton of cash as well.'The comedian added: 'Also, Pete, what's the difference with them working with brands and stuff? You work with brands all the time. You've done loads of ads. What's the difference?'Vogue said: 'It does read a bit misogynistic. I didn't even realise that until you pointed it out. Slightly bitter and jealous, I would say, as well. Vogue, who documents her life in weekly YouTube vlogs, also accused Pete of hypocrisy for attacking influencers despite his having previously dated reality TV billionaire Kim Kardashian 'It kind of annoys me, obviously, because I dabble in a little bit of the content creation myself. And I just think people just s*** on it without even knowing anything about it''Just because you think the work that they're doing shouldn't be paid doesn't mean that it shouldn't. And you're doing whatever ads you're doing and whatever jobs that you're doing.'Joanne added: 'Pete, all you do is monetise your personality. That's stand-up - monetising your personality. You're doing the exact same thing.'But for some reason, girls having confidence on the internet and believing in themselves and putting themselves out there really bothers me. What's that about?'Pete's remarks have already attracted criticism from female content creators, including OnlyFans star Sophie Rain, who challenged him to try making a living as an influencer himself.This isn't the first time Vogue has called out a male celebrity on her podcast. In July, she aimed her wrath at Conor McGregor, branding the MMA fighter 'heinous' after he was found liable for sexually assaulting a woman in a civil case. The Irish TV personality shared her fury towards Conor on her podcast as she raged: 'Why are people still putting this grim man on a pedestal?' Vogue questioned why McGregor, who boasts 46.7 million Instagram followers, still has a supporting fanbase despite losing his civil lawsuit.McGregor was found liable and ordered to pay around £187,000 ($250,000) damages to Nikita Hand who accused him of raping her at a hotel in Dublin in 2018. He denied the allegation and said he had 'fully consensual sex' with Hand. He also denied causing bruising to the plaintiff. McGregor subsequently launched an appeal on the basis of five grounds, one of which involved evidence that was withdrawn at a hearing in July. The jury found McGregor civilly liable for assault. In civil cases, a defendant is found liable or not liable. Years after the civil case, Vogue has shared her frustration towards those who are still supporting him. Vogue said: 'Do you know who is grim and who has so many followers and people that are like actually interested in following him is that complete t*****, Conor McGregor.''The charges that are against him are heinous,' she fumed. 'They're just so bad what he did.'I don't understand if the rest of the world doesn't actually know that yet or else they're just pretending that they don't know it and they're still continuing to put this man on a pedestal. 'It just makes me so sad that we're still there in the world that you'd be impressed by somebody like that.'Vogue also had some harsh comments about Red Hot Chili Peppers frontman Anthony Kiedis for dating a 19-year-old. The rocker, 63, has a long-documented history of dating significantly younger women, with a 33-year age gap with his current girlfriend Eileen Kelly. In 2013 he began dating Australian model Helena Vestergaard when she was 19 years old and he was in his early 50s. Vogue noted that while the romance isn't against the law, she finds it 'really disappointing'. She told co-host Joanne McNally: 'Do you know who else I find really disappointing and hasn't broken the law – but really disappointing because I really like the Red Hot Chili Peppers – Anthony Kiedis, and he is like 54 or something and he is going out with a 19-year-old.'And it is like, "Dude, what are you talking about?"'Vogue has also called out Usher for his support of convicted criminals Chris Brown and P Diddy.