Khloé Kardashian Backtracks After Critiquing Ciara and Russell Wilson's Celibacy Vow

She argued they're both too hot to not be boinking, and she has a point, but also it's hard to claim your own talk show's editing is screwing you over, Khloé.

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Sex is often a discussion topic on Khloé Kardashian's talk show — Khloé doesn't hold back, after all, and it's almost always good fun. And this week's Kocktails episode was no exception; Khloé offered her thoughts on Ciara and her boyfriend, Seahawks QB Russell Wilson's decision to save themselves until marriage, in a sex way. And she wasn't convinced — "they should be having sex," she argued. "With all due respect to Ciara, she has a baby... It's not like we don't know if she is a virgin or not." "None of us would know about it if they weren't publicly telling us that they are practicing celibacy," she continued, "so who are you trying to prove this to?" 

Following apparent criticism of her chastity-shaming on Twitter, however, Khloé attempted to clarify her comments. She argued that she'd been unfairly "misconstrued," and that she's got nothing but love for Ciara, thxvm:

Sure, there's a difference between expressing a difference of opinion and entering into a celebrity grudge match, though that would make for a great Kocktails special though, #JustSaying. And Khloé has every right to think that celibacy is a crock of shit, or that you should, you know, try the peen out before you can't really return it. But Kocktails skews more toward tipsy bitchery than, you know, a high-brow debate on sexual behavior (and, goodness knows, that's mostly to its credit). That meant Khloé came off sounding just a lil' bit mean, to which argued that people were watching an "edited version" of her thoughts on the subject, not the full and fair discussion as it played out on her show.

She's presumably referring to TMZ's supercut of her comments, or something similar. As with most complaints about editing though (and really, someone with as much experience in the reality TV business as Khloé has should know better), it's worth remembering that a final cut, or a recap, can short-change you on the context, but can't make you say something you didn't actually say. TMZ spliced all Khloé's thoughts together, for example, but that was all — her words are her words (though she was egged on a little bit by guest Eric Mapa at the start, you can watch them on FYI's site). Sometimes when you get got, you've got to own it.

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