FANS of Travis Barker’s daughter, Alabama, are concerned for her dog after they spot a detail about her pet in a new video.
In Alabama’s recent TikTok video, fans express their concerns for her pet.
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In the 16-second video, Alabama lip-syncs the lyrics of a rap song and dances around her semi-messy room.
She sported a rose gold tube top and wide-legged black pants.
What caught the fan’s attention was her dog in the background.
The pooch was laying down locked in its cage and fans are worried about the animal.
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One Reddit fan shared a screenshot in a Kardashian critic forum with the caption, “Another KarJenner dog in a cage. Stop getting animals!!!!!”
Another mentioned, “I truly don’t understand why people get a dog and just put it in a cage. Maybe if you’re going to the store or something but not when you’re at home??”
“I treat my dogs like royalty. These people need to have these pets taken away,” exclaimed a third.
“It’s not okay! it’s so sad,” said a fourth.
PREVIOUS PET
Last year, Alabama and Travis mourned the loss of their french bulldog, Blue.
She shared a TikTok of her and Travis petting the pooch.
“I love you my baby,” she captioned the video, “Your mommy loves you more than life could imagine, [you’re] going to have the most amazing life in heaven. Until we meet again my son I love you more than life itself.”
CLAPPING BACK
Recently, Alabama clapped back at “haters” who criticized her for wearing “over-the-top” makeup despite her young age.
Fans also claimed that she was moving too fast for her age online.
The 17-year-old first placed the clap-back clip on TikTok on Tuesday before she reposted it onto her Instagram Stories that same day.
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Alabama dubbed her TikTok with a viral sound that was created by YouTube comedian and actor Druski, 28.
The teen mouthed the part in the sound where Druski said, “I’d tell you what you look like, but you won’t like it,” which added some extra sass to her retort.
Alabama looked unbothered as she delivered the line, looking straight into the camera, sporting the same full glam aesthetic that some haters think is too excessive for her young age.
Her caption provided further context, personalizing her reply to critics that recently chastised her in threads on Reddit.
Alabama wrote: “When Kathryn with 3 kids, only waterline, 4 different colored blonde, & Tom shoes, talk about my makeup or my age.”
IS ALABAMA OKAY?
Fans also found Alabama’s recent livestream concerning after she looked “so sad.”
Recently Alabama’s TikTok live was screen-recorded and shared as a video on a Karadashian-themed Reddit page.
During the video, Alabama bobbed her head to the music that was blaring in the room she filmed in.
She had an expressionless look on her face as she mouthed the lyrics to her new rap song while it played aloud.
The teenager seemed in the zone, discreetly doing hand gestures, mimicking the same moves that some hip-hop artists do when performing.
Some fans were appalled at the mature lyrics in Alabama’s song, as well as how adult-like her makeup looked.
There were many supporters who emphasized that Alabama needed guidance and protection rather than absolute freedom to do whatever she wants in the online forum.
“The poor little love, she needs parents to love and protect her,” one fan ranted.
“She’s just seeking so much approval and validation online and no teenager (or any child) should be exposed to so much fame, visibility and online criticism/approval.
“Watch her little face break when she reads the comments. Why isn’t anyone protecting her.”
Replying to the lengthy commenter, one fan cosigned: “…I’m so heartbroken for all the kids out there who are so hyper exposed on the internet.”
Another added: “Seriously, I’ve always felt so bad for her. She never seemed like a child. She has always dressed and acted way older.. It’s sad.”
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