I’d imagine the one thing celebrities shouldn’t do is search their name on Twitter. The notifications section is bad enough (I assume), but to dig into the sub-tweets as well? That seems unnecessary.
Erin Andrews, however, just can’t help herself. If you’ve followed BC long enough, you’ve seen us document cases where EA has dished out swift Twitter justice on unsuspecting foes.
EA was on the prowl again on Thursday and when she saw Twitter user (@Martiniii_3) gleefully tweeting about landing the infamous “nudie pics” (peephole scandal), all bets were off. EA went on that profile page for ammo and fired away:
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But EA wasn’t just going to chastise the Bible verse in the profile, as she went to her signature block hammer for good measure:
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BC Twitter definitely knows that feeling.
