"For people who have a problem with it, honestly, get a life," Michaels tells
The Hollywood Reporter. "There's so many things you can be worrying about. A Super Bowl spot is not one of them." Actually there are three commercials airing during the Super Bowl starring Michaels and Go Daddy regular
Danica Patrick. The Internet domain registrar is famous for its racy advertisements, that some argue objectify women. Michaels insists the three spots are "very respectful of me and Danica. It's okay to be sexy. It's okay to have fun. It's okay to be racy." "I don't think the spots are in any way distasteful," Michaels adds. "I think the perception is Go Daddy objectifies women. But the reality is Go Daddy takes strong women and allows us to be sexy and feminine. And yet still powerful." Michaels refused to give details about the ads except to say that one in particular -- "The Contract" is meant to be played for supreme humor. She also pointed out that even in the raciest of the three ads -- "I have more on in the Go Daddy spot than I do my own exercise DVDs." "People love to bitch and complain about something," she says.
