During a recent trip to Asia, Kim Kardashian drew attention by posting photos of her daughter and two nieces dressed in matching outfits. The girls, Chicago West, True Thompson, and Dream Kardashian, showcased their looks, but some online commenters criticized the outfits as “inappropriate” for children. One user suggested that the poses were not suitable for young kids.
Kim shared a series of images on Instagram featuring the cousins in traditional Chinese clothing, starting with a picture of herself. The post included appearances from Kris Jenner and Khloé Kardashian. Chicago, 8, posed alongside True, who is also 8, and 9-year-old Dream. True is Khloé’s daughter with Tristan Thompson, while Dream is Rob Kardashian’s daughter with Angela White. One photo captured the girls enjoying McDonald’s in their hotel room, while another showed them happily walking down a hallway. Kim captioned the post, mentioning their time in China.
While many fans praised the girls’ looks and commented on their fun together, others voiced concerns about the outfits and poses. Some individuals found the images “weird” and questioned why only the girls were featured prominently in the photos. Critics expressed discomfort with how celebrity children are sometimes portrayed, with one commenter calling it “gross” while another mentioned that children often imitate their parents without deeper implications. A few defenders argued there was nothing wrong with the clothing and suggested that any discomfort stemmed from the viewer’s perspective.
Kim has been sharing moments from the family’s trip, including pictures at the Great Wall of China. She referred to the experience as “magical” and highlighted the bond between Chicago and her cousins. In the past, Kim has described Chicago as a “smart, sweet, silly” girl and reflected on the joys of raising her. Khloé has noted that her daughter True and her son Tatum are close with their cousins as they grow up together.
What are your thoughts on the photos and the discussions surrounding them?
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Source: Bored Panda, by Gabija Saveiskyte