Gabriella Karefa-Johnson: Last News

After going on a bullying spree on Instagram, dragging Vogue contributing editor Gabriella Karefa-Johnson for her criticism of his “White Lives Matter” shirt, Kanye West has returned to social media to clear the air.

Kendall Jenner is not here for Kanye «Ye» West's latest controversial line. The 26-year-old supermodel, who was previously Ye's sister-in-law, subtly showed her support for pal Jaden Smith on Twitter, liking three of his tweets about his decision to leave Ye's Paris Fashion Week show early. «I Had To Dip Lol,» Jaden wrote.

Family doesn’t always come first. Kendall Jenner seemingly supported Jaden Smith after he walked out of Kanye West’s Yeezy show at Paris Fashion Week on Monday, October 3. 

has publicly spoken up in defense of journalist Gabriella Karefa-Johnson after hit out at the Vogue editor for her commentary on his Paris Fashion Week Yeezy show, which featured widely condemned “White Lives Matter” T-shirts.Taking to her Instagram Stories after the show, Karefa-Johnson shared a text conversation with a friend as she unpacked her reaction to West's runway choices.Initially she wrote that she was “fuming” and described the show as “indefensible” before saying that she felt West's vision was misguided.“He was trying to illustrate a dystopian world in the future when whiteness might become extinct or at least would be in enough danger to demand defense,” she said in the screen shots. “But the danger is that, this very premise, the idea that white supremacy is in danger of extinction…is what justifies mass incarceration, murder en masse, indeed even the advent of slavery.”“I guess I get what he was trying to do...

Gigi Hadid is not holding back on her feelings about Kanye West.

The latest Kanye West fashion abomination is tapping into white supremacist notions — and he’s lashing out at critics who dare call him out on it, going so far as what we’d call bullying.

Gigi Hadid is defending Vogue contributing editor Gabriella Karefa-Johnson after Kanye West’s criticism. Following the designer’s Yeezy Season 9 fashion show in Paris, where we wore a controversial ‘White Lives Matter’ shirt.Gabriella, who is known for being the first Black woman to style a Vogue cover, was in attendance at the show and commented on his decision to wear the shirt and described it as “Indefensible behavior.”And it seems Kanye did not like to be criticized, as he took to Instagram to post photos of the editor, criticizing her style and describing her as “not a fashion person,” declaring, “You speak on Ye Ima speak on you.”Gigi has also worked with Gabriella and decided to speak up following Kanye’s harsh words.

Gigi Hadid has entered the chat. After Kanye West called out criticism of his Yeezy season 9 fashion show, the model didn’t hesitate to slam the rapper’s comments.

Kanye West is on one right now.

Gigi Hadid is defending stylist and fashion journalist Gabriella Karefa-Johnson after she was the subject of online harassment by Kanye West.

Kanye West is speaking out about all the attention he has received after wearing a White Lives Matter shirt at his Yeezy season nine fashion show on Monday (October 3) in Paris, France.

glowing. This isn't the first time Hadid has mentioned the pregnancy on her feed, but it's her first pregnancy photoshoot and the most revealing she's been on the subject.

Gigi Hadidtook to Instagram on Wednesday morning to share stunning pregnancy portraits for her 56 million followers.The 25-year-old supermodel was seen in three new black-and-white images taken by photographers Luigi and Iango in late July.'Cherishing this time. appreciate all the love & well wishes ♡ will never forget creating these special images,' said the Vogue model as she thanked her 'friends,' photographers Liugi and Iango, stylist Gabriella Karefa-Johnson and makeup artist Erin Parsons, all of whom worked on her shoot.