Khloe Kardashian Defends Herself From Critic Amid Overspending Accusations On Daughter True

Khloe Kardashian clapped back at a critic after she was called out for spending so much money on her daughter, True. The exchange took place on the reality TV star’s Instagram account.

On Sunday, the “Keeping Up With The Kardashians” star uploaded an adorable video of True riding her newly purchased electric toy car. Tristan Thompson’s daughter is smiling from ear to ear while checking out the pink-colored Bentley-inspired vehicle.

Khloe was the one who filmed and uploaded the video on her social media account. At one point, she asks True if she loves her ride, and the toddler responds with an even bigger smile on her face.

But shortly after she uploaded the video, one Instagram user called Khloe out for her unnecessary spending on True. “Great, another Kardashian in a Bentley,” the critic wrote.

“You guys are so oblivious to how your excessive spending looks to the outside world. I really loved your family’s story and now just can’t bear to watch as you spend all your money on worthless materialism. It’s so sad,” the critic added.

Khloe Kardashian immediately responded to the hater by saying that True’s car is not a real Bentley. She also said that there’s no reason for the critic to be sad over a baby in a toy car.

The critic replied to Khloe and said that it’s something that she might want to think about because she has a huge influence on a lot of people. The Instagram user added that Khloe has also had a positive impact on so many individuals but it’s also important to always improve as people.

“I hear you,” Khloe replied. “I personally don’t believe that all we ‘do is spend money on worthless materialism.’ I’m not here to prove what I do or don’t do. But what I can say is that I’m able to look myself in the mirror and sleep well at night. I’m able to do that because I know I’m a good person and life is all about balance,” she added.

Khloe also stood by her decision to spoil her daughter with love and material things. But she also assured the critic that True will be raised with values, responsibilities, respect, self-love and more.