TWEETS: Katie Hopkins Was ‘Living With Lucy’ Last Night And People Didn’t Hate Her

The much-anticipated Katie Hopkins episode of ‘Living With Lucy’ aired on TV3 last night and it’s interesting to see some of the reaction online.

In the show we learned that the controversial figure flies an English flag in her front garden, has regular dinner parties with her gang of mates and has suffered her fair share health issues, even coming close to death before undergoing brain surgery last year. 

Host Lucy Kennedy appeared to get on well with her subject but towards the end of the programme things got tense as Kennedy confronted Hopkins on a number of her outspoken views on topics such as immigration and dementia patients. She even called her a bitch right to her face. Go Lucy! 

Lucy won praise from people online for her approach and a lot of viewers seemed to be taken with Hopkins too, feeling that she came across as more likeable than expected. 

Here’s how some people reacted but as Lucy said at the close of the show, whatever people may think of Katie, “she genuinely does not care.”

Loving @KTHopkins ???? she is hilarious even if I don’t agree with all her views I’m still a fan,great episode @KennedyLucy #LivingWithLucy

— Daniel Considine (@dannyconsy93) October 4, 2017

@KTHopkins seems much nicer on the Telly than she does on Twitter #livingwithlucy

— Brendan McFlute (@BrendanMcFlute) October 3, 2017

@KTHopkins People shiteing on that KT is nice now. She was always nice she just always said what we were afraid to say. #livingwithlucy

— leanne kennedy (@thefratellisfan) October 4, 2017

I changed my opinion on @KTHopkins a few years ago wen she was on big brother! And now #livingwithlucy shows she’s a lovely person deep down..

— Leanne Hunter (@MillieHunter1) October 3, 2017

Great #livingwithLucy with @KTHopkins ,a strong headed lady wit lots to say+ I have huge respect for her. Fair play Katie ????! Go back Lucy!

— Andrea Ní Mhathúna (@mefein) October 3, 2017

Sure, she’s not the worst, is she?#livingwithlucy

— Aidan Shields (@TheAidanShields) October 3, 2017