Kim Kardashian's 'Manchester Post' Backlash is Unfair
- 7 years ago
Kim Kardashian is brushing off the hate she got on Twitter after posting an image of her and Ariana Grande after the tragic Manchester bombing.
For those of you who don’t know, the reality star wrote that concerts are supposed to be a place where you can let loose and have fun. So scary not to feel safe in this world, Ariana Grande, I love you. Then she included a photo of Grande, sister Kendall Jenner, and herself.
That’s when people called her out, saying she was trying to make the tragedy about her. It got so bad she actually deleted the post.
Only thing is, other celebs including Miley Cyrus, Jennifer Hudson, and Demi Lovato all shared messages of support that included photos of themselves with Grande.
And nobody seemed to have a problem with those.
In fact, those posts are still up on their social media accounts… so it’s safe to say Kim was the only one to feel the backlash.
Not really fair if you ask us.
For those of you who don’t know, the reality star wrote that concerts are supposed to be a place where you can let loose and have fun. So scary not to feel safe in this world, Ariana Grande, I love you. Then she included a photo of Grande, sister Kendall Jenner, and herself.
That’s when people called her out, saying she was trying to make the tragedy about her. It got so bad she actually deleted the post.
Only thing is, other celebs including Miley Cyrus, Jennifer Hudson, and Demi Lovato all shared messages of support that included photos of themselves with Grande.
And nobody seemed to have a problem with those.
In fact, those posts are still up on their social media accounts… so it’s safe to say Kim was the only one to feel the backlash.
Not really fair if you ask us.