Katie Hopkins retweets 'Nazi' Twitter account - after saying racial profiling is GOOD
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Fresh from being an awful human being in 2016, Katie Hopkins seems to be striving to even greater lengths to ensure she goes down in history as one of the most despicable TV personalities ever.
Because the Apprentice loser caused even more jaws to drop today by publicly endorsing a message tweeted by what appears to be a Nazi account.
The Twitter account – literally called AntiJuden with two little SS symbols and a swastika in its profile picture – had tweeted a link to Katie's earlier interview on LBC radio, in which she'd said racial profiling was a "good thing".
Along with the link, it had written: "Now that is the way it should be told."
(Photo: Twitter/@KTHopkins)
Katie promptly retweeted the message and left it on her account, despite a flood of shocked replies from people wondering if she'd done it accidentally.
It comes as the 41-year-old ruled herself out of Celebrity Big Brother 2017 after rumours circulated about the line-up.
She tweeted: "Go into no star CBB ...when a 5 star President is about to take control of the White House? I don't think so my little furry friends."
(Photo: Twitter/@KTHopkins)
Some speculated that it was because Channel 5 bosses hadn't asked her back, rather than because she had taken the decision herself, after an unsuccessful stint in January 2016.
Meanwhile, Katie was recently forced to apologise to a Muslim family after implying two brothers had links to Al Qaeda in her newspaper column.
She buried the apology - which came with £150,000 in libel damages - in a 2am tweet, which lots of her followers then retweeted later that same day to spread the message.
Later, Katie deleted the retweet, telling her followers: "To be fair, I didn't look at the Twitter handle. I have pulled the retweet."
She did not apologise for the message.