One day after Tatum O'Neal blasted Wendy Williams, calling her "crazy, like literally," the Oscar winner is apologizing.
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"I sent a note to @WendyWilliams today. Before I I was aware that my off the cuff remarks were caught on air on a radio show I did yesterday. I am a Womans woman and I think now is the time for woman to be there for one another. Not tear each other down," she wrote in a somewhat lengthy Twitter post. "I was late because of what I was not able to properly articulate on the show because there was a procession on 5th Ave for a fireman who had been killed the other day on Ed Norton's new movie in [Brooklyn.]"
Tatum went on to say that when she went on her talk show, she hoped to speak about her film "Gods Not Dead: A Light In Darkness." Wendy, though, wanted to speak about Tatum's 2001 book "A Paper Life: My Story" in which she speaks about her childhood and her destructive relationships with her father, Ryan O'Neal.
"There are plenty of YouTube Oprah interview's for that. I don't think you are crazy," she tweeted. "I am a huge fan. We need to support each other . Love, T."
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The apology came after Tatum was recording saying she didn't know much about Wendy and even expressed concern for her.
"[Wendy] was crazy, like literally," Tatum said on SiriusXM's "The Michelle Collins Show" on Wednesday, referring to her appearance on the show this week. "I like went high, she went low."
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She further blasted Wendy for her line of questioning.
"She was like 'you were molested!'…'your dad gave you cocaine to lose weight right?,'" she told Michelle. "It was like non-sequitur after non-sequitur. She was like looking through me."
Michelle mentioned that Wendy is known for her sometimes intrusive questions. "I did not know that, I have not watched enough Wendy Williams to know that she would not mention the film," Tatum said.
Further shading Wendy, Tatum said, "I hope she's okay. I did worry about her when I left the show."
Mea culpa?