The girls are fighting.
Khloé Kardashian’s childhood best friend, Malika Haqq, ripped into Natalie Halcro’s “self-centered” behavior in their upcoming Hulu series, “The Girls.”
“I don’t think any one of us is messy; I think one of us is self-centered,” Haqq, 43, exclusively told Page Six’s “Virtual Reali-Tea” ahead of the series debut.
“I think Natalie thinks about herself a lot.”
Haqq claimed Halcro, 38, showed a “lack of accountability” by thinking “too much” about herself.
The “Khloè & Lamar” alum said the cast “tried” to confront Halcro with their issues regarding her behavior.
“I don’t think she’s as comfortable as being as forthright as, say, Yris [Palmer] is, or she’s just a little more sensitive,” Haqq speculated.
However, when Page Six spoke to Halcro in a separate interview, her co-stars Nicole Williams English and Olivia Pierson rushed to her defense.
“I disagree with the statement,” Pierson, who is also a cousin of the social media influencer, told us. “I believe Natalie is not self-centered. I actually believe the contrary because, in this project, she gave her all and she did a lot of good things for the show.”
Williams English echoed that Halcro “always puts everybody before [herself].”
Halcro, for her part, did not know why Haqq perceived her as self-centered.
“I definitely was vulnerable, and when things hurt my feelings, I definitely was open and shared that, but that’s about it,” she said.
“The Girls” is a six-episode Hulu reality series executive-produced and narrated by Kardashian.
The show follows the Good American founder’s inner circle of friends as they navigate motherhood, relationships and, of course, girl drama.
While most of the women are new to reality TV, Haqq is no stranger to the spotlight.
