London: American comedienne Joan Rivers blasted Victoria Beckham saying she is nasty, rude and that she should go back to Britain.
"Victoria Beckham is so nasty. Why doesn`t she just go home? Her dresses are beautiful, but I don`t care what she does. She`s mean to all the people around her," contactmusic.com quoted her saying.
"She`s too short to be a diva. We all use the same hairdressers, make-up artists, limo-drivers and greeters at the airports in LA and nobody has anything nice to say about her. They say, she`s rude. She can`t always just be having a bad day."
The 76-year-old comedienne also blasted Victoria for her spending habits, insisting she should be less extravagant in the current difficult economic climate.
"Victoria should get a life. I am not a fan of outrageous consumption. I think it is vulgar. No one should flaunt that they have a 100 Hermes 6,000 pound bags. Not when people are starving. Everyone should be allowed to have a great time but she shows a distinct lack of class."
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