Kylie Jenner Checks Chris Brown’s Transphobic Caitlyn Post!!!
Even though Bruce Jenner was an absent father for most of his children’s life his daughter Kylie Jenner Checks Chris Brown’s Transphobic Caitlyn Post.
Yes Daddy is now Mommy or Auntie Cait, or something? Anyways, Chris Brown posted on Instagram so Kylie let ol Chrissy Poo have it!
Chris Brown should learn this motto:
If you have nothing nice to say, don’t say it at all.
That’s exactly the message Kylie Jenner is trying to put out there, especially following Chris Brown’s latest Instagram drama regarding Caitlyn Jenner.
The rapper posted (and then deleted) the same meme that Snoop Dogg shared earlier this week, which caused a ton of backlash from followers at the time.
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The photos featured an image of Akon with the text:
“Shout out to Akon! He is about to supply 600 million Africans with solar power. I’m really upset that this isn’t major news but that science project Bruce Jenner is #Society.”
Snoop captioned the pic:
“News flash. @akon tune in to ggn for some real news.”
We agree with Snoop and Chris on this, because the Kardashian/Jenner’s are like a virus that has infected the media and society. They are the most untalented family in the US. Yes Bruce is a prior Olympian, but it’s about who you are today. That is his past and we’ve moved so far past that.
But Kylie Jenner Checks Chris Brown’s Transphobic Caitlyn Post with this response:
On the flip, a source tells E! News that “the girls still call her dad,” and that “the family is all getting behind the new name.”
The insider added:
“It’s been a transition and adjustment for everyone and each kid is getting used to the new name in his/her own way.”
“[The name] Bruce is definitely no longer being used and Caitlyn is being cool about letting her kids say whatever is comfortable.”
Now we worry about Kylie’s lips, Kim’s Assets, Kourtney’s next baby bump and Khloe next man, Kendall’s new ad campaign (The only one with a career and talent)
Are you fans of Caitlyn and the Kardashians?
We want to know.
