Poor Camille Cosby.  I used to think that having money would make things easier (Who are we kidding? SURE IT DOES!), but I guess it's just as hard to be a rich Mom with "simple" children as it is to be a poor Mom...

Evin Cosby managed to open her mouth and insert her foot quite a few times in her interview with the New York Daily News.  She was supposed to be a promoting her new Chic Boutique, but instead, things things took a turn for the worse once Ms. Thang got on her high horse. 

Our condolences to Camielle Cosby. We know you raised her the best you could. She's grown now. The onus is on her.

“My own people used to say to me, ‘You speak like a white woman,’” said the youngest daughter of Bill and Camille Cosby at her chic new boutique, PB & Caviar, in Tribeca.

“What does that even mean, anyway? Everyone has their way of speaking and living their life. No one should be judging and assuming that because I’m black, I have to speak in that hip-hop way. That’s something I prefer not to do.”

 “I always went to private schools - Bank Street elementary, Columbia Prep - so I was surrounded by people like me. Not so much African-American, but privileged. I don’t really have a connection to other people who didn’t have my lifestyle. But my dad is very into helping people from his own community in Philadelphia.”

**Whoa!***

Where to begin? Nevermind, what inquiring minds wanna know is: Has Evin really said that her dad's "own community" in Philadelphia is NOT her community because... Oh my...