The Victoria's Secret model is 'crushed' as she 'feels like the whole world hates her,' while her mother is 'frightened other brands will not want to use Kendall now.'
- Apr 6, 2017
AceShowbiz - Kendall Jenner has landed on hot water since her appearance in a Pepsi commercial. It has sparked online backlash since the 21-year-old supermodel and the soft drink brand use resistance protests to sell soda in the controversial ad. Though it was a dream come true for her to star in the commercial, Kendall allegedly thinks it's a "total nightmare" for her.
"This was a dream come true for Kendall [Jenner]," a source tells HollywoodLife.com, before adding that she always wants to star in the ad because of Cindy Crawford. "Kendall idolizes Cindy Crawford and she felt like she was following in her footsteps."
Shortly after the ad's premiere, Twitter users gave some negative reactions as some thought the imagery was tone deaf while others accused the ad of trivializing Black Lives Matter. "Kendall is crushed," the source continues, adding, "She feels like the whole world hates her." The Victoria's Secret model is reportedly so upset because she's "never had to deal with this kind of backlash."
Citing the source, the webloid goes on alleging that Kendall is hurt by the accusations because she's actually "so passionate about the social justice movement," and she "loves that people are coming together and fighting back against all the injustice." Kendall has been vocal about social justice rights as she showed her solidarity with millions of protesters who took a stand against President Donald Trump during the Women's March earlier this year.
Kendall is not the only one who is "crushed" by the ad. Her mother Kris Jenner is reportedly furious as she thinks that "Kendall is being made to look an idiot." A source tells Naughty Gossip that Kris is "frightened that her daughter is getting blamed." She's also angry because her daughter can't make money since the ad has been removed.
"She has demanded the Pepsi pay Kendall in full and should also pay her extra for the distress that she is suffering," the source continues, adding, "Kris is also frightened other brands will not want to use Kendall now. This could cost her millions and maybe end her career." Pepsi has issued an apology for the controversial ad, saying, "Pepsi was trying to project a global message of unity, peace and understanding. Clearly, we missed the mark, and we apologize."
