Heather Mills may be a renowned digger of gold and an all-around painful individual, but she didn't make terrible points about embattled football star Michael Vick at the Celebrity Catwalk event benefiting National Animal Rescue last night.
At the charity fundraiser in Hollywood, in which the animal lover was honored, she and other stars were asked about Vick and his return to the NFL.
While some stars slammed Vick, Heather Mills was more introspective.
"Everybody deserves a second chance," she told Radar Online. "It's about getting him to turn around a younger generation. In a way, it's the most horrific thing, but if it hadn't have happened there wouldn't be the awareness there is."
Heather Mills looking as glorious as always.
And, while R&B star Mya said "shame on you," to Vick, she also implied that his prison term may have been too severe: "People have done cruel things to other people and have not gotten as much punishment," she said in an interview.
Other stars were more blunt in their disgust for Vick. Girls Next Door star Bridget Marquardt said that she wouldn't give Michael the time of day.
Hills moron Stephanie Pratt didn't hold back: "I hate him. I think he's vile and disgusting." A great line coming from a sibling of Spencer Pratt.
Shannon Elizabeth said Vick "got a free pass" (two years in federal prison apparently qualify) and "better start becoming an animal advocate."
Should Michael Vick receive another chance?
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August 28th, 2009 2:24 PM
She is an attention seeker. The clothes are horrible. Vick is only sorry he got caught.
August 29th, 2009 9:03 AM
Is that tiresome woman still in this country? Doesn't she have a home in England to go back to? She's a great example of someone who is one thing, pretending very hard to be something else. Not unlike Mr. Vick was. Honestly, I have more hope of Mr. Vick turning his life around and becoming a better person, than I think Mills can.