‘COSBY’ MOM SLAMS KRIS JENNER

NationalEnquirer.com

 “The Cosby Show” supermom PHYLICIA RASHAD has opened fire on KRIS JENNER – blasting her as a “shallow and vulgar” gold-digger AND a horrible role model.

“I don’t know mothers who act like that,” Phylicia recently told talk-show host Steve Harvey. “Do I really want to watch that? Is this what I want to do with the moments of this life?”

The still-gorgeous 64-year-old star played a far different type of mother for eight years on the Emmy-winning sitcom. As attorney Clair Huxtable, she portrayed an ideal modern mom who lovingly cared for five children while excelling at a demanding job.

But she sees mom-of-six Kris as just the opposite!

“She feels Kris represents ev­erything shallow and vulgar about Hollywood,” an insider told The ENQUIRER. “Phylicia believes women should teach their children to be mindful of social issues and the Golden Rule – not sexy clothes, bling and multimillion-dollar con­tracts.”

Phylicia, a mom of two who now plays Dr. Vanessa Young on the new NBC drama “Do No Harm,” con­stantly refers to Kris as “that awful wom­an” and ridicules the family as the “KarTRASHians,” revealed the insider.

Phylicia also believes that Kris sacrificed the most important job of her life – being a moth­er – for the love of fame and fortune, said the source.

Kris, 57, catapulted her three daughters – Kim, Kourt­ney and Khloe – to reality star­dom, but their rise has been marked by scandal.

Kim made sordid headlines with a sex tape as well as a “Playboy” pictorial that her mother reportedly pressured her into doing. And Kris’ own shocking memoir was a tawdry tale of divorce, infidel­ity and jet-set indulgence with late hubby O.J. Simpson dream team lawyer Robert Kardashian.

In the latest scandal, Kris and her Olympic hero husband Bruce Jenner are embroiled in a messy divorce, as The ENQUIRER recently revealed in a bombshell world exclusive. The source says that the whole distaste­ful scene alarms Phylicia, noting: “She fears the Kardashian family’s shallow lifestyle gives young viewers an unreasonable view of the world.”