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Khloe Kardashian faces backlash over 'harmful' caption on photos of True and Chicago
20 August 2019, 11:33
"Keep these precious lil brown babies out of this."
Being a Kardashian-Jenner is stressful business so when Khloe Kardashian booked herself a family vacation to the Bahamas with her daughter True Thompson and niece Chicago West, she probably thought it would all be peace and tranquility.
But, no, the Keeping Up With The Kardashians star is getting backlash after posting a seemingly innocent holiday snap on Instagram and Twitter.
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Khloe shared a photo of True and Chi tucking into some Cheetos Puffs and Garden Veggie Straws and to be honest it's a whole mood.
However, the Revenge Body host decided to controversially make the caption about calorie counting, which is…just a little problematic considering they're babies. The caption read: "Chi: I heard my mama say 'vacation calories don't count'.
"True: Don’t tell me twice Chi."
Chi: I heard my mama say “vacation calories don’t count”
— KoKo (@khloekardashian) August 19, 2019
True: Don’t tell me twice Chi pic.twitter.com/OqFS3mrIIG
Now Khloe is being accused of "introducing diet culture" to the one-year-old girls.
hey not trying to be a bitch and i completely understand this is a joke, but even things said in passing can have massive affect on young minds. be careful what you’re teaching! counting calories is rarely a healthy thing, if ever! ❤️
— cam (@pinktanos) August 19, 2019
keep these precious lil brown babies out of this https://t.co/u2qWfRG1rz
— bolu babalola (@BeeBabs) August 19, 2019
Babies ... calories? 🥴 https://t.co/M5Q5LX1vlO
— Monai (@Monaisaid) August 19, 2019
Calories and children do not need to be in the same sentence even if it’s a joke
— Chancy With AIH & Mental Health (@SOCIALLYCRUSHED) August 19, 2019
Are you introducing diet culture to your infant child? Don't do that!
— Shelby Petersen (@shelbypetersen) August 19, 2019
However, others concluded that it was simply a joke.
Some of y'all act like they actually said that 😂😂 relax.. And nothing wrong with teaching healthy eating habits you tools.
— Deestraction 🦋 president (@duh_dee) August 19, 2019
Omg that was a joke. Do you really think they’re old enough to understand diet??
— Neirakrak (@neirakrak) August 19, 2019
People are taking the cute little joke over the line..get a fu*king life..this meme has been out for ever and no one ever said shit..why cuz it's not a Kardashian..I think it's a cute joke!! pic.twitter.com/eBXYNa9Ngo
— Theresa Styers (@TheresaStyers) August 19, 2019
Yes because true and chi are reading these tweets. Does it not get tiring being offended over literally everything?
— Rachael McRobbie (@rachaelribbon) August 19, 2019
Girl they can’t even talk yet, chill out.
— alexis walton (@_alexiswalton_) August 19, 2019
