KHLOE Kardashian has given fans an intimate look inside her daughter True’s girly bedroom at her $17million mansion complete with high-end decorations.
The Keeping Up With the Kardashians alum has recently been the center of controversy regarding certain parenting choices.
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Now Khloe, 38, has given fans an inside peek at her daughter True’s pretty bedroom.
The reality star took to her Snapchat profile over the weekend to show intimate details of the five-year-old’s personal space at her Calabasas dream home.
In the first snap, the TV personality filmed a pink wall with dainty butterfly decals.
On a shelf sat a quaint tea set covered in bright pink roses and green leaf details.
Khloe added two Jane Austen books to the display, including Pride and Prejudice.
In a second snap, the mother of two showed off a second shelf, in a lighter shade of pink but containing the same butterfly decals.
On the top, the TV star filmed a massive purple crystal in the shape of a mountain.
An expensive Louis Vuitton perfume and more of the tea set pieces were arranged close by.
On the second shelf sat more Jane Austen books and three crystal pieces shaped like a lavish castle, a yellow gummy bear, and a pink flamingo.
Underneath, there were two little dolls dressed in ballet clothing with tulle skirts and flower headbands.
Khloe captioned her sweet post: “True’s room” with pink heart emojis, a butterfly emoji, and the fairy emoji.
The Good American founder shares her daughter and her son Tatum, 10 months, with her ex Tristan Thompson.
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TOO MUCH FILTER?
Lately, the TV star has been the center of controversy as some of her followers have slammed her parenting techniques.
Over the weekend, Khloe posted a never-before-seen throwback video of True as a baby, but her natural beauty was covered by an intense filter.
The clip from June 3, 2019, shared on her Snapchat story showed the tiny tot as a baby wearing a pink and white onesie.
The little girl was giggling and smiling while her mother recorded the video.
However, the Good American founder added a heavy filter over the clip, masking any of the baby’s natural features.
The overlay put a whitewash over the video and gave True fake eyelashes, whiskers, a bunny nose, and bunny ears.
FAN BACKLASH
Similarly, in early May, Khloe took to Instagram and shared a never-before-seen selfie of True and her baby boy Tatum.
The mother of two captioned the post with three “teddy bear” emojis.
The picture captured the Hulu star smirking at the camera as her daughter True grinned from ear to ear as they relaxed outside in the sunshine.
The newest addition to the family, Khloe’s son Tatum, was shown looking off to the side while wearing a firefighter hat, no doubt from his cousin Psalm’s 4th birthday party, as the snapshot was taken.
Khloe donned a tight-fitting white long-sleeve shirt for the photo as little Tatum wore a camouflage print sweater and a light tan beanie — that was nearly hidden underneath his fire brigade attire.
While many of Khloe’s fans left gushing comments on the post, when one person reshared it on Reddit, people’s thoughts were less complimentary.
“I know this gets commented on a lot but it is actually so sad to filter/edit yourself in family photos lol like your beautiful babies are in the photo with you and you still aren’t confident in your own skin,” one person said.
Another person replied and added: “I also feel so bad for her children who won’t have unedited pictures of her OR themselves as they grow up. Sad.”
A third Reddit user questioned: “I’m wondering if trues cheeks are naturally blushed. Or is it the filter,” to which someone else replied and claimed: “No way that’s natural.”
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