Kylie Jenner is facing the wrath of fuming fans over her toddler daughter Stormi’s “inappropriate” outfit.
Keeping Up With the Kardashians star Kylie appeared alongside her daughter, aged four, and partner Travis Scott at the Billboard Music Awards, with Kylie rocking a see-through dress beside her family.
Kylie’s dress left little to the imagination, featuring an imprint of her curvaceous body and thigh gap as she made her way up the red carpet.
The incredible outfit was matched with two solid gold bracelets, one for each wrist, and a pair of strappy gold sandals, while Kylie tugged her sleek brunette tresses into a ponytail at the nape of her neck.
Her post-baby body was completely visible in the sheer frock.
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But it was toddler Stormi’s outfit that sparked outrage from fans, as she appeared in an off-the-shoulder dress and matching trainers.
Fans quickly turned to Instagram to slam Kylie’s choice of outfit for her daughter, with one writing: “That is not a kid’s dress. She’s super cute, but that dress is disturbing to see on a little kid.”
Another added: “Sorry this is inappropriate for a child.”
While someone else posted: “Dress is way too much for a toddler.”
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“Inappropriate for a child her age,” a fourth fan said.
It’s hardly the first time Kylie has come under fire for her parenting technique, as in April she was criticised by fans for acting “poor” in a photoshoot with Stormi.
A pregnant Kylie posed in a retro-style kitchen of what looked to be a small 70s-era flat, with a cake stand and basic ingredients on the counter behind her.
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Kylie posed up against the counter wearing her underwear and a huge pink double-breasted coat, while Stormi – looking adorable as ever – leaned into kiss her mum’s blossoming baby bump.
But fans were left furious by the drab decor, as they accused the reality star – whose net worth is in the hundreds of millions – of “playing working class”.
One said on Instagram: “I love when rich people do poor people cosplay.”
Someone else wondered: “Why are you pretending to be poor for an aesthetic?”, while a third fumed: “Not y’all romanticising the working class again.”
Another fan said: “Look Stormi, this is where poor people live!”
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