In a recent social media exchange, Khloe Kardashian addressed critics who have shamed her for frequently carrying her 3-year-old daughter, True Thompson, whom she shares with ex-partner Tristan Thompson. After attending the premiere of their Hulu series with the Kardashian-Jenner family, Khloe was photographed holding True for most of the event, leading to some backlash. One commenter suggested, “Khloe should put True down and let her walk on the red carpet; carrying her looks ridiculous.” Another added, “Omg yes she’s not a damn baby.“
The level of mom-shaming on the internet has reached new heights, prompting Khloe to respond the next day on Twitter. She stated, “For those who say I hold True too much, number one, I’m gonna hold my baby until I can’t anymore. Number two, when there are tons of cameras and flashing lights, I want her to feel safe. Worry about your own children. We’re good over here.“
Support from fellow mothers flooded in, defending Khloe’s choice to carry her child in such a hectic environment. One mother shared, “Our child was 6 before ‘she found her legs.’ We carried her around until then. Her favorite was ‘picka me up,’ and we did.” Another chimed in, “People will hate on someone for anything now; it’s just weird energy.” A third comment read, “I was told the same thing. My now 16-year-old daughter is kind, loving, and independent. It worked out for us ❤️.“
Khloe’s experience serves as a reminder to focus on our own parenting choices and to allow others the freedom to raise their children as they see fit. For more insights on parenthood and related topics, check out this blog post on home insemination.
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Summary
Khloe Kardashian defended herself against criticism for carrying her daughter True at a public event, urging critics to focus on their own parenting. Support from other mothers highlighted the importance of allowing parents to make their own choices without judgment.