People are 'puzzled' by the 21-year-old model's interaction with the 65-year-old restaurateur as she gives 'little girl energy' while filming her last day of vacation in St. Barts with her beau.
- Apr 8, 2024
AceShowbiz - Aoki Lee Simmons has gotten more candid in showing her relationship with Vittorio Assaf despite backlash, only to draw more criticism. Social media users have expressed their concern after the daughter of Kimora Lee Simmons and Russell Simmons went Instagram Live with her boyfriend.
In the clip, which made the rounds on the Internet over the weekend, Aoki filmed her last day of vacation in St. Barts with Vittorio. She referred to him as her "baby" and "boyfriend" while holding back from showing his face.
He also showed his affection when he was asked what his favorite part of the trip was. "You ... to be with you," he replied, to which she giddily quipped, "He said me."
"Last day in St. Barts. I'm so sad but I'm very happy," Aoki told her followers. "When I return home, everyone who knows me will be getting a happier, more chilled out version of me."
In the video, the Harvard graduate seemed to slur her words before repeatedly asking Assaf to buy her a crepe. "Crepe?" she asked her boyfriend. In another part of the clip, she was heard asking her beau questions before repeatedly shushing him."Baby, do you want to go to Kenya?" she asked, then told him, "Shut up, never mind."
Aoki went on to reveal some of her favorite designer brands as she and her boyfriend drove past several stores. "I am a big Bvlgari person," she said, mispronouncing the brand's name. "I just want to make that very clear. You know what I also like a lot: Cartier."
Upon seeing the video, fans were even disturbed by the nature of Aoki's relationship with Assaf. "Shes actually giving little girl energy and it's making it extremely creepy," one person commented on the clip.
"This is disturbing. She's not just young but young minded," a second person weighed in, while a third critic said, "Everything about this video is weird and gives me the creep."
Others were puzzled by Aoki's peculiar behavior, which didn't seem to reflect her Ivy League education. "I was expecting a different *tone* of conversation from a Harvard scholar," one of them chimed in, while another added, "Getting into Harvard & doin this jus don't make a lick of sense."
