KHLOE Kardashian has revealed her kids’ True and Tatum’s chaotic playroom in her $17million mansion.
The third eldest Kardashian sister posted videos on her Story of her children in their messy playroom in her lavish LA home on Saturday.
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Khloe posted the first Instagram as a Boomerang of her youngest son, Tatum Thompson, one.
The child could be seen dressed in a matching white sweatsuit while sat on the ground.
He pulled out a toy fence which also caused several other toys to fall out of a shelf, including horse figures.
Behind him were shelves of toys including doll houses and other dolls seemingly thrown across the room.
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The second Story showed a different angle of the room, with Tatum stood playing with a doll house.
True Thompson, five, could be seen in the background sat on top of a counter next to a sink.
Khloe and Tristan Thompson’s eldest child was playing with a doll with her hair left down.
Another story posted by the Good American founder showed the family cat named Grey Kitty.
The cat was lounging on a surface in front of draws filled to the brim with toys and dolls.
Khloe’s final story from her playroom showed True chasing Tatum around while laughing.
The eldest daughter wore a pink nightdress with her hair tied back.
The siblings were seen smiling and walking through a toy space ship.
Fans could see wall storage filled to the brim with soft toys for the kids.
KHLOE’S INTERIOR MODE
The messy playroom would come as a shock to avid Kardashian fans as the star has opened up previously about her love for tidy interiors.
On Stories posted in 2018, Khloe admitted she loved to keep a tidy home.
She said: “I have always known that I’m very particular in the way that I like things done.
“I’m incredibly organized and love/need everything to be labeled and color-coded.”
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She concluded: “I normally do not project my crazy particular somewhat controlling ways onto other people. Most of my stuff just needed new labels and a little jooooge.”
The star often posted stories from within her kitchen and pantry of color-coded shelves with labels.
WASTEFUL?
Recently fans have claimed the star is “wasteful” in her home hoarding and organization methods.
The Kardashians star, 38, posted a TikTok of her super-organized closet at her $17million Los Angeles mansion earlier this year.
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kicked off the clip by running her hands over custom shelving stocked with peanut butter, syrups, and packaged snacks.
Gray baskets were filled with treats for her two children, daughter True, five, and son Tatum, one.
These included granola bars, crackers, and apple sauce packets.
The Good American founder then spun a Lazy Susan that displayed a range of neatly arranged condiments.
There were four floor-to-ceiling shelving units with five shelves that were uplit with sleek lights.
Her cat, who is named Gray Kitty, was seen jumping from shelf to shelf and rubbing against the jars and baskets.
The lower two shelves held baskets of junk food, including Cheeto puffs, Rold Gold pretzels, and Ruffles.
She captioned the TikTok: “Star of the Show: my pantry or grey kitty? You tell me.”
CRITIC’S CORNER
While many fans praised Khloe’s organized closet, some accused her of “showing off” about her packed cupboards when others are living on minimum wage.
One wrote on an Instagram fan account: “I am sorry. I cannot see her or her two young kids eating all that stuff. I say what a waste of money. Glutinous!!!”
Another added: “Show this off to your fans living paycheck to paycheck barely have milk in the fridge for their babies.
“Sickening, show-off, low-level, shallow human beings they are.”
A third posted, “It’s like a mini-mart,” and another user remarked sarcastically: “Omg rich people show how awesome it is being rich.”
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