Celebs that give you strange vibes

Ooooh, has nobody said James Corden yet??
Came back here to say Madonna, then remembered her carpool with him... Then thought of him... 😨

Chris Packham upsets all the right people, and he’s had to pay quite a personal toll for that

I won't have a word said against Chris Peckham!

I quite often get bad feelings about celebs, and more often people I actually have met in real life - the thing is with celebs, we only get to see/hear/read what they and/or the media present, so a lot of it isn't real/is designed to promote/is a snapshot of their real life. A couple of my favourite actors are not from the UK, but another European country which is known for people being more private in general - some people may be suspicious that they keep so much private, and while the nosy b**er in me might like to know a little more about them, the realistic me is happy that they do have a normal, private life with their spouses and families and away from the pressure to 'be' a certain way. I will still have my doubts about certain celebs but have vowed to keep anything non-factual to myself. I feel it's healthier.

I'm glad to hear others, including you, have already reported it @WatchOutMissMarpleIsAbout. I have seen much less obnoxious threads than this get zapped. Mumsnet don't seem too worried about this one and have helpfully reminded me what the 'hide thread' button is for🙄

I can also report whoever says “keith lemon” (it’s his persona/character) gives him vibes that the actual Leigh Francis is very nice - he used to live near a friend and was always out and about in local area.

Why has no one said Tom Jones yet?

Everyone forgot about him?

I reported it as well. Very very bad taste.

I don't think people understand that "celebs" are real people with feelings. Obviously some are bad but most are just making a living

I reported it last night. Several have as got the mass email!

This thread should be deleted. Would you go on your local Facebook page and name "John from no 46 may st, is weird and gives me the creeps"
It's really not fair.

If you don't like a comedian/ presenter / actor whatever that's fine but calling them creepy and weird is wrong.

Maybe nobody has reported it. I just have. Nasty thread.

That loud Alison woman.
The sort of person it would be a nightmare to be stuck next to on a flight.

David Walliams has always made my skin crawl

@HollyKnight @porridgeisbae Chris Pratt is a wrong one, he has been caught more than once abandoning his dogs on the street and talks horribly about his cat (that he’ll put her down as soon as she gets old)

@Itwasafterallallaboutme, you stretched a long way there in your eagerness to heap scorn on our species (also yours, I'll remind you!) Chimpanzees and bonobos in brackets, whom you chose not to mention again - was that because their vegetarian, "make love not war" tendencies didn't suit your hypothesis? I'd keenly dispute your idea that we're the most aggressive creatures, and even that no other species commits mass murder.

But none of that belongs on a thread about getting creepy vibes from celebrities 😄 I just wanted to recognise your post for giving me the first out-loud laugh of the day!

Oprah cultivates this image of being a warm, confidante - but really she's a very hardnosed business woman with some very dodgy associates. She moved in the same circles as Harvey Weinstein.

Then that weird promotion of the "psychic surgeon" known as John of God - she did several shows with him. Yet he was a multiple rapist and I think over 600 victims came forward in the end,

Robbie Williams
Chris Evans
Walliams
Ricky Gervais

They don’t need to. The 2013 Defamation Act gives websites like Tattle and MN a defence when defamatory statements are made in user-generated content. What they will do, and have done, is hand over the identity of a poster making libellous statements if ordered by a court, so that the complainant can sue them directly.

What a truly horrible bunch of people you are

I think that Chris Packham is a lovely and very caring human being, who has at least most of his priorities spot on.

He has no time to spare for idiots - he doesn't suffer fools gladly - and there are an awful lot of humans in this World who are very idiotic. I am not excluding myself from being one of them!

He appears to love his now adult step-daughter very much, and she seems to reciprocate those feelings for him, so that is a massive tick from me even if he had no other great characteristics.

Then of course, and the 'thing' I love him for the most, is his utter love and devotion for all animals - apart from the human ones, where selective care and compassion are necessary to a greater or lesser degree.

NB: I find it interesting that chimpanzees (and bonobos) are our nearest relatives in the non-human animal world, and that chimpanzees are amongst the most angry and aggressive animals in the word. We humans and chimpanzees share a lot more than similar genes, we also share our anger and aggression.

In fact humans are by far the most aggressive creatures on the planet, and the only ones that commit mass murder. So if we come upon someone who seems to be shunned by so many of their peers, and that that is just because they are different to the norm, to what we are used to, can we please treat them at least politely, and with a compassion that they might not have encountered for a very long time?

Depression?

How on earth is this thread still here????

Oprah weirdly enough.

Thought the same about Ellen too.

@2024GarlicCloves also all the creepy jokes he made that wouldn't fly now.
To female contestant 'thank you for playing with me, I wish you had'
To audience '60 per cent of men make love with their eyes closed. I always keep my eyes open, so I can see if the wife's coming home'

Oh, Bob Monkhouse, @Itwasafterallallaboutme ! I don't know anything about his personal life, but that smile couldn't be less sincere. It was barely a smile, was it? More of a grimace, like the murderer in a B movie ->

Thinking about him has jogged my memory about Jim Davidson and Les Dennis. Think they've been mentioned already. I met them both in real life; urgh.