Fans discussed on Reddit all of the reasons why they are no longer liking Khloe's Instagram posts. While all of her sisters seem to have a " vibe " to their pages, Khloe's page is instead being called " strange. Kourtney Kardashian and Kendall Jenner have a more " laid back " feel, but they still post a variety of exciting content including pictures of scenery, their friends, and their relatives.
Khloe, on the other hand, has no set theme on her page. Most of her photos are overly edited with filters, many of which are " taken at weird angles. Despite not having a theme or aesthetic to her account, Khloe does seem to have one main focus on Instagram: looking thin. Of all of the Kardashian-Jenner sisters, Khloe is the last one that fans would expect to have no set theme to her Instagram page.
And like many things that make their way online — even though this one was being chased by legal notices about copyright violation — it has proved a beast to make disappear. On Twitter, many people were posting the picture along with praise or criticism, some stating defiantly that it was worth it to post the shot even if their accounts got shut down.
The social-media drama started over the weekend and went on for several days before Kardashian responded. Wearing only underpants and holding a phone in the first video, with her arm over her breasts, Kardashian showed off her abs and her booty and then jumped up and down a couple of times.
The second video, from an Instagram Live session, saw her in sweats with a black bikini underneath, stripping off her top and checking herself out. She appeared for three seasons so far on E! She struggled with her weight as a child. If you hear something long enough, she wrote, you start to believe it.
None of that, she said, was going to end. Ryan Reynolds' break from movie career has to do with Blake Lively. Travis Scott 'wasn't aware of Astroworld deaths until next morning'. Britney Spears joins fans' campaign for herself ahead of historic ruling.
Lady Gaga shares what it took to get into House of Gucci character. Here she explains. I was reading the other day that in real life lions are a matriarchal society.
So in The Lion King Sarabi should be the one in charge, not Mufasa, and yet we barely even know her name because she has such a minor role. It made me think of the Kardashians. They're like human lionesses—powerful women who show us that you can love men, you can respect them, but you don't really need them.
Sure, there have been men who orbit around these sisters, but they're not integral to the success of the family. I love that. I most admire what Kris Jenner has done with the family. She didn't have to do it. She could have just been a lady who lunched, but she made a conscious choice to change the path of her matriarchal destiny. She's built an empire of women who are successful and out here changing our culture.
We don't even fully appreciate Kris Jenner yet for everything she's built. She's vilified a lot—"Oh, the devil works hard, but Kris Jenner works harder"—but why? She's a manager, she's a business person, and she's doing a great job. That's why I think any criticism of these women is so steeped in misogyny. It'll always be about the way they look, or who they've slept with, or what they do with their bodies.
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