Kourtney Kardashian may want to pay more attention to the news as her month-long baby happiness sparked fan outrage amid wildfires raging in Hawaii.
Sharing baby updates is nothing new to the reality TV star, who is expecting her first child with Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker. While her followers eagerly await her next baby bump update, the entertainer’s latest photo dump is a miss.
As the world comes together to pray and send aid to the devastated community in Maui, the “Keeping Up With The Kardashians” star enjoys a blissful trip with her husband. Although there is no fault in his happiness, the media personality’s choice of words left a bitter taste in the mouths of many.
Fans Slam Kourtney Kardashian For Failing To Empathize With Wildfire Victims
The drama began on Thursday, August 10, when the Poosh founder dropped a carousel of ten slides on his Instagram page. The images capture the moments of the performer’s trip to Montecito, a city in California.
Instagram | Kourtney Kardashian
As seen in the pictures, the social media influencer enjoyed a relaxing experience with her lover. She flaunts her baby bump, visits the beach, and satisfies her appetite with a variety of delicacies. A recurring theme in the slideshow is the ocean, which the 44-year-old claims has a unique effect on him.
“The ocean calms the fire in me,” wrote the soon-to-be mother of four. As noted, the reality TV star’s words didn’t sit well with her followers, given the tragic wildfires in Hawaii.
Many slammed the founder of health brand Lemme for being “insensitive”, criticizing her caption as an unpleasant thing to announce amid the suffering on Maui. One fan argued: “Maybe it’s not the best time to say the ocean calms the fire – when people in Hawaii have to go into the ocean because of the fire.”
“So insensitive to the people in Maui,” quipped another, with a third echoing similar sentiments, writing: “Um, kinda insensitive since what happened in Hawaii.” More people slammed Kardashian’s caption with one calling it a “bad choice of words.”
“Bad time for a terrible caption,” said one fan, with a disgruntled fellow follower agreeing it was a “gross Caption.” A third person wailed: “That’s a very inappropriate caption, huh.” While the majority hated the TV personality’s words, others tried to educate the 44-year-old.
Painting a terrifying picture of what happened on Maui during the fire, one resident claimed an expectant mother would never be able to comprehend the calming effects of the ocean until she experienced such a tragedy.
“My whole town is on fire, and it’s like people who have the ability to help just pretend they don’t know what’s going on #lahaina,” lamented the individual. The second shared the same impression of the socialite, noting her lack of empathy.
“I wonder if you guys have ever thought about the people of Maui? You seem very insensitive,” said the social media user. “Do we really care about your baby bump when the people of Maui are suffering? Really??”
A third echoed: “You will never know fire if it swallows you up.” Despite the criticism, not everyone attacked Kardashian’s caption, as some pleaded with the entertainer to help those in need. “Speaking of fire – please use your platform to help Maui @mauistrongfund.”
All About Deadly Forest Fire Destroys Many Homes & Claims Several Lives
Before the “Filthy Rich: Cattle Drive” alum received backlash for his insensitive caption, a massive fire broke out in the historic town of Lahaina on Maui. The natural disaster has killed at least 55 people and forced thousands to evacuate” as it shook Hawaii to its core.
According to the US Coast Guard, rescue teams have picked up seventeen people in Lahaina harbor. This poor victim had jumped into the water, trying to escape the deadly fire. According to reports, the tragic destruction will take years to rebuild while costing billions of dollars.
As for what caused the massive fire, the commanding general of the Hawaii Army National Guard had no answers. However, Maj. Gen. Kenneth Hara suspects the dry season, low humidity and strong winds have contributed to the wildfires.
“People are losing everything.”
As tourists scrambled for flights out of Hawaii to escape the raging wildfires, many Lahaina residents stayed behind – only to find out later that their homes had been reduced to ashes. pic.twitter.com/hwx31MfjxW
— DW News (@dwnews) August 11, 2023
“We don’t know what exactly started the fire, but we were notified in advance by the National Weather Service that we are in a red flag situation,” he revealed in a briefing. “So it was dry conditions for a long time, so the fuel, the trees, and everything was dry.”
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