They extended her an invitation, but the Black woman was not about to go.
“I did turn down the cruise,” she said in “LuLaRich.”
“I love white people to death, but being on a boat in the middle of nowhere…
I’ll see you all when you all get back.”
“This is not my first documentary.
When I did the Vice documentary onLuLaRoe, people barely noticed.
I am just as surprised as anybody.”
But she also saw things at LuLaRoe that made her want to speak out.
“They can’t say I’m lying because I have receipts.
No one is going to threaten me or come for me.
Just let us have our documentary, and I’m going to keep it moving.”
The docuseries also features them happily and willingly being interviewed by producers.
“The deposition for me, I was just like, you guys, really?
That is not the energy [Mark and DeAnne] would have at work, but OK. “I’m like, you two have the nerve,” Kimbrough said.
“What did you guys think this was?
I really thought maybe, did somebody trick y’all to tell y’all to get on camera?”
She added: “For me, I was like, this is crazy.
And they really don’t think they’ve done anything.
That’s the crazy part, and they’re still in business.
That’s what blows my mind.”
Kimbrough also offered apologies if anyone felt offended by her remark.
“I got offered the cruise twice, and I chose not to do it,” she toldTVLine.
“I didn’t feel comfortable going, and that’s how I felt.
I’m OK with what I said, but if that offended you, I’m sorry.
That was my reasoning for not going.”
