The Good American founder is accused of seeking attention with her lengthy tribute to the late Queen, while others think she's exaggerating by raving about the monarch's impact to the world.
- Sep 9, 2022
AceShowbiz - Khloe Kardashian is joining British people who are mourning the death of Queen Elizabeth. Declaring it's "a sad day" for the world, the reality TV star has paid a moving tribute to the longest-reigning monarch.
"Today the world mourns the death of Queen Elizabeth II," so "The Kardashians" star began her elaborate message, which she posted on her Instagram Story on Thursday, September 8. "A sad day for the United Kingdom, the commonwealth, and the world."
Remembering the Queen for her dedication to the people of U.K., Khloe continued, "All of us should admire the Queen's exemplary sense of duty and her commitment to her people. Such an incredible woman and an inspiration to us all, she will always be remembered as someone who lead with dignity, grace and nobility over her 70 years as Queen."
The 38-year-old got a little personal as she added, "There is so much change in our world, and to have the Queen as a constant presence, to me, always brought a sense of comfort and peace. She truly graced the world and there will never be another like her."
Expressing her condolences, she said, "All my love and prayers are with The Queen's family, and my sympathies are with the British people and the Commonwealth," before ending the tribute with, "God bless the Queen and may she Rest In Peace. She is with her Prince now."
While Khloe was saddened by Queen's death, not everyone is feeling it. Mocking the star for weighing on the monarch's passing, one person wrote, "Khloe please." Another alleged, "I'll tell you those Kardashians always figure out a way to get a plug-in." A third echoed the sentiment as saying, "She just wanted to be seen today," while another critic said, "Why the heill is she giving speeches. So darn thirsty."
Some others said Khloe was exaggerating in her tribute because the Queen's death had little to no impact to the rest of the world. "Ooop not the world Kloe, I dislike how people put words in our mouths or feelings on us we not feeling," one of them commented.
Another agreed as saying, "the world is not mourning khloe." Another claimed, "This is what happens when you don't have a point of reference as it pertains to history," seemingly referencing England's history of colonizing other countries.
Meanwhile, one person slammed Khloe for not being this loud regarding the Astroworld tragedy, which should be hitting closer to home because it involved Kylie Jenner's baby daddy Travis Scott (II). "Damn she said more for the queen of England than the victims of Astroworld," the said user remarked.
Queen Elizabeth died on Thursday afternoon, hours after she was placed under "medical supervision" because doctors had grown "concerned" for her health. She was 96. Joe Biden, Justin Trudeau and Barack Obama led world leaders to pay tribute to the Queen, while Elton John, Whoopi Goldberg and Sharon Osbourne were among celebrities who were mourning the death.
