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Wynonna Judd Says She's Not Her Sister's Keeper After Ashley's March Speech
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0:57Now PlayingAshley Judd took flak for reading a poem called "Nasty Woman" at the recent Women's March in Washington, D.C. and now her half-sister, singer Wynonna Judd, is speaking out about the controversy over Ashley's remarks. The poem, written by 19-year-old Nashville resident Nina Donovan, included a vulgar reference to President Trump's relationship with Ivanka. Wynonna took to Twitter Monday to go on a lengthy rant where she said: "I am not my sister's keeper." #InsideEdition
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