Working for Diana Jenkins will do that to a person. Of course Diana wouldn't touch her with a barge pole now. She's old, cracked out her plastic surgery is wearing out and she can't afford to buy a new face.
She can't afford to fix those fucked up choppers, either.
Stacey Dash offered an apology for some of the controversial comments she made in the past in an interview with the Daily Mail on Wednesday, during which, the former Fox News commentator revealed she was no longer supportive of President Donald Trump.
Dash admitted that she was "the angry, conservative, Black woman" during her three-year run at Fox News and claimed, "Things that I did say, that I should not have said them the way I said them. They were very arrogant and prideful and angry." However, she assured the Daily Mail that is not the person she is now.
"Stacey's someone who has compassion, empathy.… If anyone has ever felt that way about me, like I've judged, that I apologize for because that's not who I am," she said.
2012 The Clueless star first ruffled feathers when she appeared in a photo campaigning for Senator Mitt Romney, who was running against President Barack Obama in 2012. Dash appeared posing in front of an American flag while wearing a red bathing suit. The message on the photo read: "Vote for Romney. The only choice for your future."
2013 Dash raised eyebrows when she associated Jay-Z and Beyoncé with Cuba's Communist regime after the hip-hop couple traveled to the country for their anniversary in April 2013. "Do you care that The Jay Z"s have taken the capital you have given them and funded a communist oppressive regime?" Dash tweeted.
2015 Dash offended women all across the nation when she seemed to denounce the fight for equal pay. Her comment came following the 2015 Oscars, during which Patricia Arquette rallied for wage equality and equal rights for women while accepting the award for best supporting actress. Dash, speaking in an interview with Meredith Vieira, claimed she didn't want to be a "victim" when asked her thoughts about closing the pay gap and suggested that women should work harder.
Not long after that interview, Dash appeared on her own Fox News show, Outnumbered, and suggested that women were to blame for their pay discrepancies because they accepted jobs that weren't in line with their value.
"Be a better negotiator," she said. "Know your value."
She added: "There needs to be a demand for more aspirational leading female roles. This being said, there also needs to be an understanding of the difference between worth and value. You know, if you become valuable, if you know what your value is, then you're worth more. So that's what you have to figure out.
