‘Live’ viewers accuse Kelly Ripa of being rude on ‘Ryan Seacrest's show’

Ryan Seacrest and Kelly Ripa may get along just fine, but their fans are not so lucky. Fans of "American Idol" host Kelly were angry after a recent episode of their talk show "Live with Kelly and Ryan", in which Kelly was accused of being rude to him. Kelly kept interrupting him, and some fans seem to be annoyed by this. A disgruntled fan commented in the comments section of Ryan's Instagram post, "You should tell Kelly to stop interrupting you.". A disgruntled fan said, "She interrupts you every time the show airs. Very annoying. It raises the show's ratings because of you.".

A fan from another fan base commented, "Very annoying. The show's ratings go up because of you." Another fan commented, "I completely agree with you. I would like to hear Ryan finish a story. Also, since they get back in the studio, you can tell Ryan holds his breath a lot."." The commenter also stated, "I hate when she talks about herself. She keeps going and on and on. Her bragging is too much for everyone. Ryan's story would also be interesting." Many Kelly fans jumped to her defense after the backlash. Despite what one person claims, I disagree that Kelly is a bad host. She might interrupt on the soaps but she and Ryan are friends. They make a good pair." "I watch her and Mark in the soaps. Always liked her."

The debate between Ryan and Kelly's fans on social media has not been addressed by either Ryan or Kelly. A fan was referring to the Tuesday, June 28 episode of "Live with Kelly and Ryan" when it came to "talking about herself.". During the Emmy-winning morning show, the 51-year-old TV personality discussed the idea of having joint bank accounts with her husband. She explained that research shows strong relationships occur when couples share bank accounts. When Ryan disclosed that he didn't care for the idea of marriage, Kelly quietly replied, "I understand that but you know, it's not for everyone. I am married, but it's not for everyone. I mean maybe I'll ask myself, "Is it for us?"?" "I understand that, but" she quickly insisted, "It's not for everyone."