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Huma Abedin Helped Harvey Weinstein's Wife Cope With Scandal

With Harvey Weinstein's eventual indictment supposedly coming any day now (of course, both the NYPD and LAPD have been hinting that indictments are imminent for months), the disgraced Hollywood megaproducer's estranged wife, Georgina Chapman, has come forward to do an interview with Vogue - her first since the scandal broke nearly eight months ago.

Abedin, who also spoke with Vogue for the story, described Chapman as "stunning" and "funny".

Last summer Chapman got to know Huma Abedin, a few months before the news of the allegations about Weinstein broke, during play dates between their sons. Now they are supertight. "We just . . . bonded," Abedin says and lets out a dark laugh. "In allll kinds of ways. This particular club, ironically, it’s not such a small one: women who have had to endure it in such a public way, women like Georgina and me. People don’t feel sorry for us; you don’t get that empathy. People think you’re beautiful, you’re thin, you’re rich, you’re photographed on the red carpet, and you get stuck in this category. There’s so much more depth beyond all that with Georgina."

Over the summer, Abedin came to see that depth. "You look at her from the outside, if you don’t know her, and you think, She’s perfect," says Abedin. "She could be a model for the clothes she designs. But when you go to the house, she opens the door without any makeup on, and she’s stunning, and she’s funny and goofy with her children—who are clearly the most important people in her life. She’s at the stove making chicken fingers and French fries, and she’s one of the realest people I know. There’s nothing entitled about her. You believe she is someone who works really hard at being a good and present mom, and doing her job really well."

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-05-10/huma-abedin-helped-harvey-weinsteins-wife-cope-scandal