Celebs React to Lance Armstrong's Confession: Will You Tune in to Part Two?

by SodaHead Celebs Posted 2013/01/18 20:00:00

Related Topics: Oprah Winfrey, Lance Armstrong, Tour De France

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The cycling world has suspected for years that Lance Armstrong was doping his way to the top, and now they finally have proof -- in the form of a confession from the man himself. Watch the video below for a clip of the confession!

In a 90-minute interview with Oprah Winfrey (part two of which will air on Friday), the man who won seven consecutive Tour De France titles admitted that he'd cheated his way through it all, and showed no emotion whatsoever as he did so.

Celebrities were quick to respond on Twitter -- mainly to crack jokes. Lena Dunham said "Despite the latest news my father will not stop using Lance Armstrong as an adjective for strength and determination." Tom Arnold complimented Oprah's interview technique, saying she was "shredding him."

Controversially, Jack Osbourne said "Honestly I don't care that Lance doped. He gave people hope and that's more important then anything. So what if he lied. #livestrong." Piers Morgan held quite a different opinion, saying "The fact @lancearmstrong admits he had to look up what the word 'cheat' means, says all you need to know about the man. #LiveWrong." Will you tune in to Part Two of the interview Friday night?

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jeri Schroeder 2013/01/18 20:41:37

No

+5
I didn't turn in for part one. He is a cheater and a liar of the worst sort. His only sorrow is that he got caught. I refuse to give him audience so Oprah can make more money.
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RH 2013/01/21 07:42:55

No

Nope. Didn't watch the first one and have no intentions of watching the second.

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Cn2012 2013/01/21 05:35:05

No

Heck no! I didn't even tune in to part 1.

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Veinallinius 2013/01/19 21:54:50
Georgette Vassallo 2013/01/19 14:06:32

Yes

Lance Armstrong is still my hero. Doping or not is still a very fierce competition. I put myself in his shoes I would have probably done the same I never would have made it to the top 200. I am outrage that everyone got 6 month , and he got a life sentence for the same actions. I would take the shirt of my back to help him out and pray he will come out of this ok. Lance you are still an inspiration to me and wish you well. Georgette vassallo from Ponce Puerto Rico.

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shelley.wallace.96 2013/01/19 10:18:16

No

When you say, "Who cares?" my response is "We all ought to care!" By taking a stance that it really doesn't matter, it sort of makes it all okay. Not right, but "Oh, so what?" That's whats wrong with this society nowadays. Don't forget about all the lives he ruined along the way and all the illegal money he collected unjustly. That is SOOOO unforgiveable!!!

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sally 2013/01/19 04:27:41

No

I don't see why he's under the spotlight. In that activity everyone has to dope in order to survive and actually have a chance of winning.

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MissAdventure 2013/01/19 01:34:45

No

+1
I have a degree in Public Relations and all my mentors agreed that immediate public apology is the only way to restore a positive image. Those who failed to do so, or delayed their apologies (Tiger Woods, John Edwards, etc) never regained their likeability and public presence. So basically, Lance Armstrong did himself in from start to finish.

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Kristi 2013/01/19 00:50:25
kdalexander 2013/01/19 00:42:00

No

Didn't watch part one. How about giving all the attention he's been getting to someone who actually deserves it?

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Insanebane 2013/01/19 00:06:12

No

Tom who? Joan who?

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Dori 2013/01/18 23:59:23

No

Didn't watch part 1. Don't care. The sports world is permeated with cheating to get ahead. The media hype on this one is bordering on a manic obsession which is of course what the media thrives on and does best.

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MentalGopher 2013/01/18 23:55:05

No

If I want smoke blown up my ass after paying money for a service, I'll hire an escort who likes to have a cigar after sex.

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tinaje 2013/01/18 23:47:20

No

I didn't watch Pt. 1 either. SO tired of hearing about it,and also Manti Te'o, So over watching any program that alls they do is focus on it. Many sports figures have done it, life goes on, it will certainly not ever e the last time either. Catfihing or duped, with all of our techology to communicate, Skype, etc. Don't believe. Life goes on. An Oprah Interview or not, don't really care on way or another.

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Oli Lolly Stimson 2013/01/18 23:08:41

Yes

He has put shame on himself if he belived in himself he could of had a chance of winning without drugs :(

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MrsCasao 2013/01/18 23:02:54

Yes

I saw it..what a arrogant fk! How many people did he sue because they said he used? And calling his ex teammate wife crazy, a whore, bitch, ect. Lying under oath, acting like he was being attacked by Oprah when he agreed to the interview "no holds barred".
I hope if he received any money from those lawsuits he's made to reinbursed those people. He's lucky if they don't throw his ass in jail for lying under oath!

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PenniD 2013/01/18 22:52:18

No

I feel sorry for all the guys who deserved to win, and he cheated them out of their winnings. Is he going to make it good for them? I think not.

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Drue-AFCL 2013/01/18 22:42:57

No

I did not watch part 1 either. I believe Armstrong about as much as I do Obama. The sincerity level was abot the same too. He i a phony. America has far BIGGER problems than Lance Armstrong. Forget about him and be done!

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George Spilly 2013/01/18 22:12:14

Yes

I want 2 C how much more BS he is going 2 lay on us.
I think Oprah is Great but 4 this interview I think it should of been someone
from the Sports World.(Bob Costas etc..)

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Sister Jean 2013/01/18 21:47:01

No

no

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emma 2013/01/18 21:46:24

No

+1
Get lost loser!

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Katt 2013/01/18 21:42:51

No

+2
I didn't even tune into part one
What else is on?

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Dori to Katt 2013/01/19 00:01:16

+1
Not much, but there has got to be something a little more informative, believable and interesting.

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Bunny 2013/01/18 21:42:42

No

+1
don't care most of them were doping anyway

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Chantal Eyong 2013/01/18 21:42:31

No

+1
Didn't watch part 1 so why would I watch part 2? As a sidenote, LA is quite attractive.

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Garland Bennett 2013/01/18 21:28:07

No

+1
I'd rather be going to the Doctor to go and get my booster shot, then having to hear back of part 2 of this epic crap.

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KeithL 2013/01/18 21:17:03
kyle 2013/01/18 21:15:57

No

+1
I rather go to bed then to listen to that guy talk about it

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nightcrawler2005 2013/01/18 21:11:41

No

+1
Never tuned into first part have no interest wasting my time watching this jerk. I hope he crawls back under the rock he slithered out from and is never heard of again. People have known for years this a@@hole was cheating and bullying his way. Now they have that final nail in his coffin.

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ratclifft 2013/01/18 21:10:47

No

+1
i don't care it is his body if he want's to mess up his life so be it , as for the other people that he raced i bet if you check them all from the guy that came in second to the guy that came in dead last all of them were dopeing in some way , i have found out in my job the one's who point finger's at other's is the one i need to watch . i work in a jail work release camp

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Swartzy 2013/01/18 21:07:22

No

+1
Why is this still top news?

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jeri Schroeder 2013/01/18 20:41:37

No

+5
I didn't turn in for part one. He is a cheater and a liar of the worst sort. His only sorrow is that he got caught. I refuse to give him audience so Oprah can make more money.

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ratclifft to jeri Sc... 2013/01/18 21:12:45

+2
i am sick to death of her also , that should be something to vote on, on here do you think

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