Kim Petras DEFENDS Sam Smith After Music Video Backlash (Exclusive)

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Entertainment Tonight published this video item, entitled “Kim Petras DEFENDS Sam Smith After Music Video Backlash (Exclusive)” – below is their description.

Kim Petras chats with ET’s Cassie DiLaura at the Spotify New Artist Party in Los Angeles. The singer says it feels ‘insane’ to be nominated for a GRAMMY and to share the moment with her ‘Unholy’ collaborator, Sam Smith. Kim teases their GRAMMY performance and reveals she will have multiple looks that night. She also defends Sam against critics of their ‘I’m Not Here to Make Friends’ music video, and says Sam is one of the sweetest people she’s ever met.

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