Don’t mess with soap opera stars, especially Eric Braeden. The daytime TV legend, who’s starred as Victor Newman on “The Young and the Restless”since 1980, didn’t hold back while reacting to Eva Longoria’s recent “derogatory remarks” about the industry during her appearance on “Who’s Talking to Chris Wallace?” “EVA LONGORIA: you just made derogatory remarks about daytime actors!” Braeden, 81, tweeted on Sunday. “You simply weren’t good enough to survive the pressures of this medium!
You were very lucky to get on that ‘housewife’ show! You did one show in 8-12 days, with mediocre but salacious dialogue!” READ MORE: Peter Bergman Admits He And Eric Braeden ‘Had A Lot Of Trouble Getting Along’ When He First Started On ‘Young And The Restless’ The actor went on to defend daytime stars in a follow-up tweet. “Our actresses would run rings around you!!
And they did then!! From Robert [De Niro] to whoever they all are, many of them started in the medium you denigrate! It shows a complete lack of class!!,” he wrote.
Braeden’s comments come after Longoria’s interview with journalist Chris Wallace aired on Sunday, in which she recounted her experience playing Isabella Braña on the long-running CBS soap opera amid its 50th anniversary. READ MORE: Eva Longoria Is Summer Ready – ‘Are You?’ “When I got ‘Young and the Restless’, it didn’t pay enough for me to live off being an actor.
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