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Kelsey Grammer's Manhood Is No Joke! Just Ask His Ex-Wife
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Does size matter to Camille Grammer?
The reality star's ex-husband, Kelsey, has been left red-faced by a Bravo promo for the new season of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills because it features Camille poking fun at his manhood...
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In the clip, Camille takes a dig at Kelsey, telling castmate Kyle Richards, "Big hands, big feet, big disappointment."
Ouch.
Grammer's new wife, Kayte, immediately stuck up for her man. "Perhaps the fault lies not so much with the member in question but rather with the inspiration at hand," she said in a statement.
Meow!
Today, however, Camille sends her regrets. "Some joking remarks I made to Kyle Richards got picked up and caused my ex-husband great embarrassment and for that I sincerely apologize," she tells me exclusively. "While the media added words and blew it out of proportion, I acknowledge my part in this and regret my remarks."
All kidding aside, Camille added, "It has been a long painful divorce for both of us and I just want it resolved for the children's sake, but Kelsey seems to want to fight this. I offered a 50/50 physical split with joint custody and was soundly rejected. Now he will only communicate through lawyers and others, and I fear the message we're sending our children."
Let's hope it's not too late.
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