Andrew Hornery: Celebs Rumors

Kyle Sandilands has defended his Monkeypox comments he made on air last Tuesday and denied he accusations of  homophobia.While Sandilands is no stranger to controversy his comments when he described Monkeypox on the Kyle and Jackie O Show as the “big gay disease floating around”, has invited censure even from Victoria’s Chief Health Officer Brett Sutton.“Please remind me – what’s the point of Kyle Sandilands? If you can’t say something constructive, maybe keep quiet?,” posted Sutton.Please remind me – what’s the point of Kyle Sandilands? If you can’t say something constructive, maybe keep quiet?— Chief Health Officer, Victoria (@VictorianCHO) August 28, 2022The controversy erupted after Sandilands requested fellow host Jackie O to be vaccinated against whooping cough prior to meeting his newborn son Otto. The topic of Monkeypox then came about after Newsreader Brooklyn Ross asked Sandilands if he needed to have the Monkeypox vaccine.“What about me, do I need the Monkeypox vaccine?” Ross asked.

Rebel Wilson and her girlfriend Ramona Agruma be more adorable?The couple – who recently shared their relationship with the world – has been enjoying a holiday in Italy with close friends and it seems they are done hiding their romance. Rebel has faced a tough time lately after Australian newspaper, the Sydney Morning Herald (SMH) planned to publish details of her romance with another woman, before she had come out herself.

Rebel Wilson has shared some sweet photos of a trip to Italy with her girlfriend Ramona Agruma. The Australian actress, 42, spoke out last week after it was claimed a newspaper tried to “out” her before she went public with her new relationship.The star took to her Instagram feed earlier this month to post a sweet snap with California-based Ramona before telling her 11.1million followers: "I thought I was searching for a Disney Prince… but maybe what I really needed all this time was a Disney Princess #loveislove," with two pink heart emojis and a rainbow emoji.

Sydney Morning Herald. In a now-deleted article, gossip columnist Andrew Hornery revealed that he had offered Wilson two days to comment on her relationship with Agruma “before publishing” the news in the Herald. Wilson decided to manage her own narrative and shared the news that she has a girlfriend herself on her personal Instagram, much to the chagrin of Hornery.

Rebel Wilson is owed an apology. This is… not quite it…

Rebel Wilson has received an apology from the Sydney Morning Herald reporter who wrote an article about trying to write an exclusive story about her new relationship.

The Mirror reports that the Pitch Perfect star said: "I thought I was searching for a Disney Prince but maybe what I really needed all this time was a Disney Princess. " She also included the hashtag #loveislove. Read more: Rebel Wilson comes out as she reveals relationship with 'Disney Princess' girlfriendIt however has since been revealed that the post came after Wilson had been approached by a newspaper in Australia, who were considering running a story about the couple.

The Sydney Morning Herald writer Andrew Hornery is taking responsibility for his recent mishandling of an article.

Rebel Wilson and Ramona Agruma are staying positive and focusing on their love after going public with their relationship amid pressure from The Sydney Morning Herald!

The Sydney Morning Herald published a column by journalist Andrew Hornery claiming that they had planned to "break the news" of  Wilson's relationship first—therefore outing her. In the , Hornery said that the paper contacted Wilson, giving her a two-day window to respond before publishing the story. Wilson's Instagram post came shortly after she received the email from Hornery. Facing backlash for what many perceived as a threat to out Wilson against her will, Hornery deleted the column, and on Monday, June 13, the paper from the journalist.

Pitch Perfect star confirmed publicly last week that she was in a relationship with fashion designer Ramona Agruma, subsequently receiving an outpouring of support and well wishes.However, The Sydney Morning Herald has come under fire after columnist Andrew Hornery said a day later that he had known about the relationship beforehand and had been “gazumped” by Wilson’s decision to go public herself, saying he had contacted Wilson and given her nearly two days to reply.Many criticised the response, noting it was unacceptable to put pressure on people to come out, though the paper’s editor Bevan Shields denied outing the star, saying they had “simply asked questions”.Absolute kicker is @smh legitimately scolding Rebel Wilson bc when faced with a newspaper saying they are going to out her without her consent & she has two days to supply a quote, she quickly came out first.As if @smh owns HER story, is entitled to break it & she scooped THEM!— Sally Rugg (@sallyrugg) June 12, 2022Bold move to run an editor’s note claiming that the paper wasn’t trying to out Rebel Wilson after the columnist in question has already written not one but two columns describing in intricate detail his attempts to out Rebel Wilson— Sarah Holland-Batt (@the_shb) June 12, 2022I’ve just read this @smh piece 3 times to make sure that I wasn’t misreading. The publication messaged Rebel Wilson saying they would out her in 2 days – and is now complaining that she chose to announce her relationship with a woman herself.

Australia’s Sydney Morning Herald over the weekend faced criticism for its reporting on the revelation of actress Rebel Wilson’s new romantic relationship. Although the paper’s editor initially defended the outlet’s actions, the offending column has since been removed and its writer has apologized.

Rebel Wilson has spoken out after claims a newspaper tried to "out" her before she went public with her relationship with Ramona Agruma.The 42 year old Australian actress took to her Instagram feed earlier this month to post a sweet snap with California-based Ramona before telling her 11.1million followers: "I thought I was searching for a Disney Prince… but maybe what I really needed all this time was a Disney Princess #loveislove," with two pink heart emojis and a rainbow emoji. However, shortly after she announced her romance, a reporter from The Sydney Morning Herald, Andrew Hornery, published a story claiming she had "gazumped" the scoop from him.

Rebel Wilson spoke out after an Australian newspaper admitted they threatened to expose her new relationship before she planned on coming out to the public.

Rebel Wilson introduced her girlfriend to the world on Instagram this week in what was perceived as a celebration of Pride Month, however, the actress now shares, «It was a very hard situation.» Journalist Andrew Hornery wrote an opinion piece for  where he revealed the  star was given a short, two-day deadline to come out to the world before the publication would report on it. Fellow journalist Kate Doak took to Twitter to share to piece, writing, «So apparently it wasn't @RebelWilson's choice to come out… The @smh/@theage have admitted to giving her a heads up 2 days in advance that they were going to „out“ her.

Following Rebel Wilson’s coming out announcement, it appears the actress’ personal revelation may have been persuaded by an Australian newspaper.

Following Rebel Wilson’s coming out announcement, it appears the actress’ personal revelation may have been persuaded by an Australian newspaper.

recent article that he and the paper had, out of an “abundance of caution and respect,” given her two days to comment on her new relationship with Los Angeles clothing designer Ramona Agruma.Two days ago, the “Pitch Perfect” actress shared a photo of herself and Agruma to Instagram, writing, “I thought I was searching for a Disney Prince … but maybe what I really needed all this time was a Disney Princess.”The Herald’s article continues in a grating tone, asserting that Wilson “opted to gazump the story” instead of letting the outlet seemingly scoop her on her sexuality, a violation that the National LGTBQ Task Force says can be “deadly.”The piece, from senior journalist Andrew Hornery, who has now turned on protected tweets, continues, “Considering how bitterly Wilson had complained about poor journalism standards when she successfully sued Woman’s Day for defamation, her choice to ignore our discreet, genuine and honest queries was, in our view, underwhelming.” Later on, Hornery insinuates that the article outing Wilson would not have been such a big deal given that “sexual orientation is no longer something to be hidden, even in Hollywood,” a woeful misunderstanding on how anti-queer views permeate society and are embedded into systems worldwide.Naturally, the post drew widespread backlash online, with many balking at the fact that prominent outlet would engage in such “f—ing disgusting” behavior. “You should be ashamed of yourselves.

You’ve probably already read that Rebel Wilson has come out and confirmed that she’s in a relationship with a woman, but we’ve sadly just learned she didn’t get to do it on her own terms.

Calling out Australian gossip columnist Andrew Hornery for his “b****y” article, ‘Who will fall victim to the TV networks’ guillotine?,’ Sam, 44, quipped on Twitter, “How’s your newspaper going? Because last time I looked, it was about as thin as Victoria Beckham. Congratulations.”