Crissy Froyd doubles down on Dianna Russini diss after USA Today firing
Crissy Froyd stood behind her comments about fellow reporter Dianna Russini holding hands with New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel, after being fired from USA Today.
“I want to say firstly that I do not regret anything that I said and that I stand behind the fact it is all indeed true,” the NFL journalist told Page Six in a statement on Thursday.
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1 Comment
They don't like HOW she said it, not that she said it. It wasn't 'nice' enough.
We're supposed to believe that when women/men do things like this, it's an anomaly because they appear very nice on TV.
Yet when the cameras off, they are flipping SUVs, sleeping around/getting inside info/etc and bragging about it like Joy Taylor.