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Actor Michael Rapaport Harasses Ariana Grande and Kim Kardashian on Social Media

By Natalie Zamora

If you've never heard of Michael Rapaport before, you're not missing out. The controversial actor/comedian often uses social media to post offensive messages and to share his outspoken opinions. This time, he's decided to come for both Ariana Grande and Kim Kardashian. Unsurprisingly, people aren't having it.

Rapaport, 48, started earlier this week by sharing his thoughts on Grande. Unlike many of her stans, the actor has a very negative viewpoint of the singer. His sexist tweet reads, "Ariana Grande is 27 acts 12, you take off those boots she hides her legs in, the cat eye make up and the genie pony tale and I think there’s hotter women working the counter at Starbucks no disrespect to Starbucks."

He included a photo of Grande from when she was a teenager, trying to pretend that's what she looks like now. Understandably, people got mad, and shot back at Rapaport.

But Rapaport didn't stop there. He then took to Instagram to harass Grande further, posting a photoshopped picture of her and Pete Davidson at the MTV VMAs, but instead of Davidson's head, there's Rapaport's. Ew.

As he's added in both posts, he apparently has a podcast that he wants everyone to listen to, which is probably the reason he's being so offensive in the first place. That's kind of pathetic.

And besides going for Grande, he's now started his attack on Kardashian. According to US Weekly, Rapaport commented on a recent photo the reality star posted on Instagram, in which she's posing in a bikini. Her caption reads, "I need a spray tan."

Rapaport commented, "You hate yourself." Expectedly, tons of fans replied to his tweet, asking him what he's even doing. Noah Cyrus was among the many, as she commented back, "bruh. why you soooo mad. stop attacking women for likes."

Neither Grande nor Kardashian have responded to the harassment, surprisingly. But at the end of the day, Rapaport is obviously just not worth their time. Maybe once he sees no one is listening to his podcast because of this, he'll stop.