Olivia Munn explodes the entirely feminine blue space mission

Munn was a guest co-host on Today with Jenna and her friends with Jenna Bush Hager Thursday, where she criticized the mission and questioned the need to send the group, which includes the founder of Blue Origin Jeff Bezos‘fiancee Lauren Sánchez,, Gayle KingAnd Katy Perry For the 11 -minute trip.

“What are they doing?” Munn asked the group, who also lists the former scientist of NASA rockets, Aisha Bowe, the bioastronautical researcher Amanda Nguyen and the film producer Kerianne Flynn among his crew.

“I know it’s probably not the cool thing to say,” she added. “But there are so many other things that are so important in the world right now.”

Munn also questioned the need for the group to obtain a glamor before the flight, a revelation of the crew made during their coverage story for She Earlier this month.

In addition to complete makeup and hair, Sánchez said that she planned to wear eyelashes during the space flight supported by Bezos, while Popstar Perry promised to “put the” ass “in astronaut”.

“What? They said that out loud?!” A shocked Munn said that after Bush, Hager, informed him of the group’s glamorous plans.

“What is it for? Is it historic that you go on a ride? I think it’s a bit gluttonous,” she continued. “Spatial exploration had to deepen our knowledge and help humanity. What will they make up there that improved here?”

In addition to the resources spent and the impact that the flight will have on the environment, Munn noted that driving seems a little deaf at a time when many in America cannot even afford to buy eggs.

“I know it’s probably unpleasant, but as it is so much money to go to space, and there are a lot of people who cannot even afford eggs,” said Munn, before offering entirely female crew, more of her warm grip: “If you want to go in space, why you need to talk to us about it.”

The entirely feminine space flight will mark the first time that a group of just women has been mounted in space. It will also mark the 11th human flight for the new Shepard rocket program by Blue Origin and the 31st in business history.

The crew should officially explode on April 14.