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So Which Celeb Wants To Smash Katie Hopkins' Face In Today?

Tabloid troll makes another new enemy in wake of election...

Sunday, May 10, 2015 - 17:08

Katie Hopkins has been challenged to a charity boxing match by Charlotte Church.

The former child star had been venting her spleen over the General Election result on Twitter, when The Sun columnist Hopkins waded in to insult her nationality and (bizarrely) offer a link to her latest column.

She wrote: "Oi! @charlottechurch wind your neck in. Your Welsh AND you lost. Own your problems "

But she may have forgotten how feisty the singer can be - and she soon got a stinging rebuke.

Church told her: "I have no interest in ever conversing with you. You lack humility AND you can't spell. Parasite."

@KTHopkins I have no interest in ever conversing with you. You lack humility AND you can't spell. Parasite.

— Charlotte Church (@charlottechurch) May 10, 2015

@KTHopkins Fancy a charity boxing match?

— Charlotte Church (@charlottechurch) May 10, 2015

@TeeJay2201 I'd relish to opportunity to lawfully smash her face in. #i'dtrainhard #likearockymontage #foreveryone

— Charlotte Church (@charlottechurch) May 10, 2015

And then followed up with: "Fancy a charity boxing match?"

She also told a follower: "I'd relish to opportunity to lawfully smash her face in. #i'dtrainhard #likearockymontage #foreveryone"

There had been no reply from Hopkins at the time of writing.

We know who our money would be on anyway.

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