Olivia Wilde posts inspiration for salad dressing recipe

[genbu_no_miko24]

Olivia Wilde shares her infamous salad dressing recipe on Instagram, which she got from a book.

Her former nanny claimed Olivia made the “special salad dressing” for Harry Styles, which led to a fight between her and Jason Sudeikis. pic.twitter.com/7antnKoZiC
- Pop Base (@PopBase) October 19, 2022

-Sharing a photo from Nora Ephron’s book “

Comments

[astrofisica]

Olivia Wilde is incredibly fake and unbearably cruel. I wonder what everyone in the last post will say now that it's clear Wilde thinks this is a laughing manner. She's neither an abuse victim nor a feminist.

[slaughtermatic]

hanging around was stupidly put, i meant hanging on to, where olivia was trying to leave him and telling him she was scared and also that she loved him and he was her everything according to the nanny, because thats what happens with assholes like jason. the nanny as well, tho witnessing behaviour like climbing in front of a car, decided to move in with him and be around all the time, witnessing his spiral and then calling his wife whos so far away she cant help. im not blaming this lady, im just not blaming olivia eiter for what jason did, while i think her texting him was stupid it was also a really weird situation and if there was a threat i dont know what she wanted from olivia. all three of these people give me the weirdest vibes. i didnt mean to put words in your mouth, i just dont want ted lasso season to come around while everyone rips olivia apart. girl could have skipped the midlife crisis but she absolutely did right in leaving that creep.

[ari_angelique]

Because when a woman is afraid of a man, I would think that her instinct wouldn’t be to throw another woman into direct fire of said man

This. My ex was abusive and he cheated on me nad later got with the girl he cheated with. When I heard that he had put her in the hospital, i reached out to her. yeah, the cheating hurt but my pride was nothing compared to what he did to her. I always wished I had warned her ahead of time but its one of those times that I don't think she would have believed me at the time.

We're good friends and love talking shit about him now.

[green_monsterx]

Ugh I am sorry that happened to you BOTH, but I am glad you got away and that you were able to be a form of support for her. You guys are lucky to have one another and I hope he is miserable with explosive diarrhea the rest of his life

[ari_angelique]

He got fat and lost almost all of his hair, had a string of failed businesses because he can't manage for shit. muahahaha <3

[green_monsterx]

we love some good karma!!!!

[almostlawyer]

well, she was her employer. employers have the duty to protect the employee's wellbeing.

[genbu_no_miko24]

I do think she's fake as hell and very white feminist but I mean Jason laying down in front of the car and her saying she's scared of him.

And even some of the nanny's moments with him were pretty concerning.

[astrofisica]

Yet Olivia had no problem teaming up with Jason to discredit their former nanny. Olivia and Jason had a horrid, dramatic breakup. I won't argue against that. But the victim of this sordid affair remains the nanny, not Olivia Wilde.

[azaelers]

I mean both can be true. He could have been abusive to Olivia AND she was horrible to the nanny and threw her under the bus.

[astrofisica]

True, but nothing particularly validates this claim outside people's wishes and desires. Olivia, herself, does not claim abuse. It's a strange choice to be so confident here.

[ahkna]

Because there is absolutely no way for Olivia to come out well against Jason, no matter what he did.

[astrofisica]

You all keep sidestepping how Olivia failed to assist their nanny when she was expressing fear for her safety and instead forwarded the texts to Jason. So, whatever, keep believing what you want at the expense of this domestic worker.

[familiardevil]

This is weird bc if you believe the nanny was abused in this situation (which, true) and she gives an account of Olivia being abused, why would that not also be true...

[ahkna]

Have you paid no attention to the past year?

A man with a 30 year history of violent, drunken behaviour managed to convince everyone in the world that all the evidence of him abusing his 100lb wife was fake and that he was the real victim.

Yet you think a woman being hated in the press right now would confirm abuse from her extremely popular ex who plays a beloved character on television? That's shockingly naive.

[astrofisica]

Don't. Again, you are conveniently leaving out that their nanny spoke about how Jason's actions affected her and Olivia shook it off. From what's been reported in the nanny's own words, these are two people who had bad breakup and took their anger out on someone with less social capital and power? Or does the nanny not matter because she doesn't inhabit the right class?