Khloe Kardashian is ‘completely over’ mommy-shamers AND body-shamers

Khloe Kardashian leaves the studio with a new short blonde hairdo

Khloe Kardashian’s return to LA has been pretty eventful. She’s been going out a lot, filming for the E! shows, going on dates with Tristan Thompson, going back to the gym in a big way, going to couples therapy with Tristan, doing pap strolls, doing charity events and more. All with a three-month-old baby at home. I’ve never believed the conspiracies that Khloe wasn’t really pregnant, but I’m open to conspiracies about how she’s been able to bounce back from pregnancy so quickly, with such a heavy schedule. Anyway, people tend to troll her Twitter and Instagram, asking her why she’s so busy when she has a 3-month-old at home. Khloe thinks it’s mommy-shaming. She slammed her haters in a few tweets:

I mean, it’s fine. I don’t have a problem with what she’s saying here. Khloe actually does NOT have a history of saying stupid sh-t about moms or mothering specifically. So I’m fine with her message of “no mommy shaming, no body shaming.” She’s always been very specific about saying that she’s doing things her own way and she’s not one of those “pregnant women shouldn’t eat donuts, if you spend less than 23 hours with your child then you’re a bad mom” people. It’s fine.

Khloe Kardashian leaves the studio with a new short blonde hairdo

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  1. Nancy says:

    She puts a lot of effort in saying how she doesn’t care. I’m shaming her on her tweets. The numbers, really? Can’t go away 4 for me 2 soon. *I am a mother and when these women refer to themselves as “mommy” I kind of want to throw up a little bit*

    • Jane says:

      I know! I haven’t consumed unsought coffee to be coherent enough to fully understand her tweets the first time. I had to read them a second time. Maybe she thinks she’s edgy and “cool” to use the numbers. I haven’t a freaking clue. SMH

    • Erinn says:

      Trying to save space/character count is all I can imagine.

    • Interested party says:

      Yes! Barfy word-salad platitudes from a liar. Her pregnancy was as real as her freak-show Insta-ass. That thing is un-sit-able and wrong,wrong. While many may say I’m body shaming or coming down on a fellow woman, I have no respect for this one and that’s my two cents. Her deceit is just as deep as Kris, Kylie and Kim.

      • Leigh-Klein says:

        I know it’s hard at times to point out the biggest liar because they’re all constantly doing it! But Khloe is a bit much lately, even for Khloe.

  2. RBC says:

    All that money and the Kardashians still make horrible fashion choices. Mr. Blackwell would have had a field day with this bunch.

  3. elisabeth says:

    I do like how she mentioned how Tristan was ‘watching’ True.

    he’s not the babysitter…he’s the father

    • Adee says:

      Its so irritating how she’s trying to “sell” him to the public as a changed man and responsible father.
      He has made her seem weak & pathetic to A LOT of her fan base, yet she still want’s to make him look good??
      Khloe really needs to stop preaching about being a strong woman, and actually become one.
      If she needs an example…. Jordan Craig, Tristan’s ex picked up the pieces of her & her son’s life with grace & class and seems to be thriving regardless.

  4. Loopy says:

    She is very touchy she just can’t ignore the so called haters and trolls. Take a note from Beyonce don’t deny,confirm or entertain anything.

    • Nancy says:

      I think it makes her feel more relevant to address those trolling her. She is feeding right into their hands. So easy to wind her up. Funny how trolls undo her, but Tristan leaving a pregnant gf behind has never come up in her convos. Hypocrite.

      • jwoolman says:

        I wonder if she even thinks about the fact that if Tristan is in LA, he is necessarily ignoring his son (who is too young to benefit from phone calls, I assume). If he stays with her, he sees more of his daughter but less of his son.

        He very likely will be only a very occasional part of both children’s lives. The question is — does Khloe know this but is putting on an act for the stupid show to have some drama, with mom and sisters trying to talk her out of it while sitting around the table eating salads?

    • SM says:

      For all the KKs it’s the same. As I see it, someone who chooses to repaceall replacable body parts including their original faces can talk all they want about other people’s oppiniona nd how they are over them, but in fact they are kept alive only by attention they get. So of course they care.

  5. grabbyhands says:

    While it’s true that the mommy shamers need to stop, it is annoying as hell that she is using a legitimate issue to deflect criticism from herself – because this is really about her, not anyone else. In the fine Kardashian fashion.

    And please, her “workout” is plastic surgery.

    • Leigh-Klein says:

      IKR? For some who’s supposed to be such a “gym-rat” her arms are awfully pudgy and ill-defined.

      • Cee says:

        Hey, I’m a semi gym rat and my arms are still pudgy and fat. My legs get toned and hard in a second – my arms just hate me.

    • Leigh-Klein says:

      @ Cee: All I’m saying is that she’s a liar. All the “back in gym” stuff and “I bust my butt in the gym”, really? Try some yoga moves, like some variations on the warrior pose. They might help your arms.

  6. Yelena says:

    Well, I can agree with her on this one. Let mothers be mothers and bodies be bodies. They don’t need to be incessantly critiqued.

  7. smcollins says:

    Sorry, Kloe, but no amount of camo is going to hide that ass (is it mean or shaming if the body parts aren’t real? Oh well.)

  8. Beth says:

    I’m not a mommy or body shamer, but Khloe talking about her being worthy and amazing makes my eyes roll. I don’t even remember what Khloe looks like before she made her body and face completely fake when she thought her natural looks weren’t good enough. Does she realize women are also amazing and worthy enough to not be a doormat to a cheating pig?

  9. Erinn says:

    I agree with the sentiment. Even on this site – there’s a lot of crap thrown at celebrities that aren’t well liked if they step out to spend time with friends after having a baby. I think there are a lot of people who were harshly judged or too afraid to do things differently because of the judgement that would have happened who then are quick to judge the people who dare to do something they didn’t do. And it’s sad. I kind of understand it, but it doesn’t help break the cycle at all.

    My MIL said my BIL was watching my niece in front of me not too long ago. I almost vomited. I actually really like my BIL, but he’s a fisherman who’s gone a lot. He has a small boat of his own that’s constantly needing to be fixed and he’s responsible for other people’s livings, so he just is constantly on the go. He really tries when he’s with the kids – but he’s a lot more awkward with the baby stage than he is now that my niece is 3. He adores them, and puts in effort. He’s just not a natural. But it bugs me so much when someone implies a father taking care of his children is a babysitter as if it’s not a job on his level.

    • jwoolman says:

      But in Khloe’s case — certainly the nanny is taking care of the baby. She’s not leaving the baby in the uncertain care of Tristan. He may be in the vicinity, but I doubt that he’s doing much with the baby.

      Rich people, especially self-absorbed rich people, don’t live the same way the rest of us do and so they typically have much less routine interaction with their children. They can afford nannies 24/7. Regular people who have to be away from their very young children during work hours make extra efforts to get enough time with the kids while they are home. I’ve known people who arranged naptimes so the kid would be awake longer when the parents were back from work. I’ve seen parents with their tiny tots in 24 hour grocery stores at 11pm or so, it’s bonding time…

      I remember after Nori was born, Kim said that she and Kanye loved to watch her sleep… From other things she said (before she started appropriating other people’s stories culled from the net as her own), that was about the extent of their interaction. Neither of them were changing diapers or feeding the child. Kim said she (Kim) needed something like ten hours sleep and also needed to be “available” for Kanye, so she wasn’t having night feedings as a bonding time either. She had a night nurse as well as nannies during the day.

      I figured Kim would get more interested in Nori once she was walking and talking, which sort of happened. Before then, the baby really acted as though she didn’t know exactly who Kim was when Kim did posed photos trying to show she was bonded with the kid. Infants don’t have the memory to keep a relationship based on sporadic interactions. Parents who have been separated from infants and toddlers for weeks or months have to start all over again as strangers. I think somebody finally convinced Kim that she had to have more private contact with the child if she wanted the child to respond properly in public. She seems to have done that with her second child, don’t know about the third.

  10. Franny Days says:

    I haven’t been able to leave my baby for more than an hour (and that’s stretching it) since she came home from the hospital. She’s 4 months in three days. I blame it on breastfeeding but I think I’m just clingy. No shame to khloe good for her. I’m just not there yet.

    • jwoolman says:

      That sounds pretty normal. You’re not unusually “clingy”. You suddenly popped out this tiny critter who is totally dependent, and even past infancy humans need loads of attention in their first few years to develop properly. At some point you can share that attention-giving with others. But if you can do it yourself right now without going insane, why not?

  11. fortune100 says:

    I didn’t leave my babies for months because I exclusively breastfed and never used bottles. And my amazing husband was very uncomfortable around babies, even his own. Everyone, men and women, handle it in their own way.

  12. JennyJazzhands says:

    What I don’t understand is why she needs to read and respond to comments. She’s been orbiting around the business for over a decade, skin should be a little thicker.
    It’s a complete waste of time and energy as it won’t stop the comments at all.

  13. minx says:

    Simple solution: Don’t go on social media.
    Except she lives for this stuff.

    • Leigh-Klein says:

      All of them do. It’s literally their whole life.

    • Nancy says:

      minx, I swear I’m not stalking you, haha. I deactivated my Facebook and am considering the same with Twitter. The Internet gets so dark. I guess that’s why I come to this site, just bs’ing without the bitter negativity. Of course, we gossip, but mostly in friendly way. I think most of us regulars learn from each other. Happy Weekend!

      • minx says:

        You too Nancy! I just laugh at the K family and their whining. They are so transparent.

  14. me says:

    She could have named the Charity as she knew her tweets would get attention ! Missed opportunity there Khloe !

  15. Jess says:

    I have a soft spot for her, I can’t imagime it felt good being called the fat ugly sister for years. Good for her getting her body back in strong shape, and she has a great point, new fathers don’t get shamed for leaving their kids, EVER. It’s actually sickening, guarantee there’s a ton of women on her twitter saying “oh that’s great you’re doing it for charity but personally ~I~ could never leave my baby that much, I’d miss her too much but that’s just me”, it’s a passive aggressive dig designed to make other moms feel like shit.

  16. Patricia says:

    I am so here for this message.
    After my second baby I had no option to get my body back ASAP. I had been on crutches the last six weeks of my pregnancy, it was scary and awful to be unable to walk. I have physical problems and my hip basically crapped out completely.

    So it was months before I was walking normally. My baby girl is a year old and I still have an occasional limp, I’m in physical therapy, and my goal is to be able to take care of my babies without help (I am blessed to have plenty of help for the heavy lifting aspects but I want to be able to do it myself some day soon). It’s actually made me LOVE my body for how hard it has fought, for the healing it has already done, and for it’s ability to make healthy babies even while suffering like this. I can’t even give a thought to what others perceive about my “bounce back” (or lack there of!)
    You tell em, Khloe! Becoming a mother, a woman should focus on her spiritual/inner journey and recovery above all else.

    If some women bounce right back that is WONDERFUL and I’m truly happy for them. But there are plenty of women like me for whom pregnancy and child birth were a major trial and physical set back to the body.

    • Nicegirl says:

      Best wishes to you, Patricia. 🌹🌷🌺

    • geekychick says:

      I didn’t bounce back for a year, then he started walking and I was down to 45 kg siddendly, woth breastfeeding.
      so i totally support you and totaly agree…
      but you do know that Khloe would say to you, in private, exact opposite? her behavior shoves that she is all about “getting back your body asap!” (which I think is such a harmful, outdated, chauvinistic stance about bodies and pregnancy).

  17. Cupcake says:

    She has MUCH bigger problems than Mommy shamers and body shamers.

  18. Anon33 says:

    Girl please. Put that anger where it belongs. ON “YOUR” “MAN.”

  19. raincoaster says:

    So, she’s over herself? Great, that’s the first Kardashian to make a break like that.