Using her iconic catchphrase to hit back at the critic, the 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians' star also shuts down another hater who falsely claims that she had a 'new dog every month.'
- Apr 15, 2020
AceShowbiz - Kourtney Kardashian refuses to be taught on how to raise her children by strangers. Finding herself once again being subjected to criticism for not cutting her youngest son Reign's hair, the "Keeping Up with the Kardashians" star was quick to silence the mom-shamer.
The banter was instigated by the Poosh founder's Easter celebration post on Instagram. On Monday, April 13, she came out with a series of photos and a video of her family's "quarantined Easter story." One clip, in particular, displayed her 5-year-old son looking at his festivity basket sent by the Easter Bunny. Donning a long-sleeved top, he had his long hair tied in a bun.
One particular follower, however, saw Kourtney's post as a chance to attack her parenting choice. "Bruh cut your son hair…smh," the troll wrote in the comment section. Unwilling to let such remark slide, the ex-partner of Scott Disick hit back by writing, "Most gorgeous hair on Earth. Anyone who says otherwise ABCDEFG."
ABCDEFG was the iconic catchphrase the oldest of the Kardashian sisters made public in one episode of her family's reality show. In a viral scene where she got into an argument with Scott, she told him, "ABCDEFG... I have to go." It led him to ask back, "What the heck does 'ABCDEFG' mean?!" As a response, she said, "It's just a phrase I like to use that means the conversation is over."
This was not the first time Kourtney had to deal with critics who took issue with Reign's hair. Back in October 2019, when she posted a series of photos of Reign and her 7-year-old daughter Penelope, one troll commented, "She really need to cut his hair." In return, she fired back, "She really need to not worry about kids that aren't her own. He is a happy boy."
Aside from dealing with the mom-shamer, Kourtney was also forced to deal with another hater who claimed she had a "new dog every month." Writing back to the critic, the Poosh founder pointed out that the dog in her post is her longtime Pomeranian pet, Honey. "We've had Honey for years Honey Honey," she noted.
