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Drew Barrymore Slams Tabloids For Claiming She Wishes Her Mother Was Dead: 'How Dare You'

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The actor and talk show host shared a video on Instagram saying her comments in a 'Vulture' interview about her strained relationship with her mother were taken out of context.

Drey Barrymore posted a video in which she pushed back at the tabloids that pushed a story that she wished her mother Jaid was dead.

Barrymore has a difficult relationship with her mother and shared their struggles. But tabloids took that in a sensationalist direction.


She started her video response with anger in her voice over a lifetime of tabloids commenting on her every move.

"To all you tabloids out there, you have been f**king with my life since I was thirteen years old."

The talk show host went on to say they twisted a moment of vulnerability into something she never meant.

"How dare you put those words in my mouth....Don't twist my words around."

You can see her video here:

Among the many supporters that commented on her post were several celebrity friends who understand her frustration with the tabloids.

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Others shared how hard navigating complicated relationships with family is, even if they aren't as well known as Barrymore.

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Others echoed Barrymore's general message about tabloids.

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Some called for boycotting tabloids as a solution.

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Barrymore stated she doesn't blame her mother for their complicated relationship.

The actor financially supported her mother even after becoming emancipated at the age of 14.

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