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‘Too cringeworthy’: Albanese under fire over public fawning of Kylie Minogue

Sky News Australia

July 6, 2026

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Sky News host Chris Kenny mocks Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's “cringeworthy” public fawning over pop star Kylie Minogue. “The story about our Prime Minister publicly lusting after Kylie Minogue is just too cringeworthy … it shows poor judgement,” Mr Kenny said. “Anthony Albanese has become so arrogant, so full of hubris, that he thinks he can do as he pleases. “He keeps slipping up, and now finally, people are waking up to it. “This issue also goes to hypocrisy. Labor loves to lecture and even demonise its political enemies as sexist and misogynistic but it goes to water when its own side transgresses.”

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