Jessica Simpson is not a chicken if she has to mock herself.
The singer and actress sent a tweet on Friday in support of the Subway sandwich chain, which is under fire because of a lawsuit claiming there is no tuna in his tuna sandwiches. The chain vehemently denied the allegations, saying there was “no truth” to the allegations.
Simpson is, of course, known for confusing a can of Chicken of the Sea tuna with the beast of the barn.
Simpson wrote in a tweet, “It’s OK @ SUBWAY. It IS confusing. ”
The original Simpson confusion appeared in the MTV reality show Newlyweds: Nick and Jessica.
Simpson asked then-husband Nick Lachey, ‘Is this chicken I have, or is it fish? I know it’s tuna, but there is chicken by the sea. Is that stupid? What is it called – chicken by the sea or in the sea? ”
Lachey made it clear to her.
“Oh …” Simpson replied. ‘Oh, I understand that now. I read it wrong. ”
NBC has commissioned a comedy-pilot presentation starring Simpson. The single-camera project, inspired by Simpson’s life, is based on a pitch developed by Robin and Nick Bakay, with Nick Bakay (Two and a half men) writing the dissertation.
Produced by Ben Silverman’s Electus and Universal Television. ‘I often think that no one can ever make up the things that happen in my life; so between the real elements and a great team of writers, I think, we’ll make people laugh! ‘, Simpson said.
This is ok @SUBWAY. It IS confusing. https://t.co/PGBLLnggFK
– Jessica Simpson (@JessicaSimpson) 29 January 2021