Megyn Kelly ended 2025 with a bang by name-dropping the “meanest” and most “unpleasant” A-listers she’s met.
Jane Fonda was the first to “come to mind” when the journalist, 55, was asked about her least favorite celebs in a Daily Mail interview Wednesday.
Kelly slammed the actress, 88, for being “offended” by questions over her plastic surgery procedures in a 2017 sitdown.
The host of “The Megyn Kelly Show” claimed she only brought up the topic because she’d been told to “steer” Fonda away from sex scene talk since it made her “Our Souls at Night” co-star Robert Redford “uncomfortable.”
Additionally, Kelly put Bruce Willis on blast — while acknowledging that she “hate[d] to say” so since the “Die Hard” star, 70, is “struggling” with frontotemporal dementia.
She labeled Willis “so ungiving” and “so ungenerous” in their 2006 Fox News conversation.
“He … was just clearly so unhappy to be there,” Kelly recalled. “I mean, that’s fine, he has his politics, but why agree to come on?”
The political commentator did not, however, provide specific details as to why she dislikes the “Today” show’s Al Roker.
Instead, she cryptically told the outlet, “Let’s just say, if my mother ran into Al Roker, she would turn into Larry David bumping into Alan Dershowitz at Martha’s Vineyard very quickly.”
Kelly also dissed Ellen DeGeneres over the negative experience of a “close family member” working as a producer on “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.”
The former attorney claimed, “They were all told, if you come across her in the hallway, even if you’re already looking in that general direction, to look down at the floor. You would look down like a serf. You’d actually have to avert your eyes.
“I’ve never heard anything like that before with any of these big personalities,” she continued. “And I knew that before the bullying scandal broke [in 2020], so when it did, I was not surprised at all. She is a bad person.”
Reps for Fonda, Willis, Roker and DeGeneres did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
Kelly did rave about a few stars, referring to Russell Brand as “warm” and Kathie Lee Gifford as “nice.”
She is also “a fan” of Jada Pinkett Smith, whom she has found to be “so sweet, so sincere [and] so genuine.”
