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- The Internet Slams Kylie Jenner For Using A ‘Filter’ On 7-Year-Old Daughter Stormi In New Viral TikTok Video: ‘She’s Just A Kid’ (shefinds.com)
Kylie Jenner’s Sweet TikTok with Daughter Sparks Filter Controversy
Reality star and beauty mogul Kylie Jenner recently shared a heartwarming TikTok video featuring her seven-year-old daughter, Stormi. The clip shows the mother-daughter duo singing along to Connie Francis’s classic tune “Pretty Little Baby,” a trending sound on the platform. While many fans gushed over the adorable interaction, some eagle-eyed viewers noticed something amiss: a suspected filter blurring both Jenner and Stormi’s skin.
The video, which quickly amassed millions of views and likes, shows Stormi sitting on her mother’s lap, flashing a sweet smile. Jenner captioned the post, admitting to joining the trend a little late, saying, “I know we’re over this song, but I had to.”
Initially, comments praised the pair, with many noting how much Stormi resembles her mother. One TikTok user commented, “She is so cute!”
However, as the video gained traction, some viewers began to question whether a subtle airbrush filter had been applied. The seemingly smoothed complexions of both Jenner and Stormi led to a wave of criticism on social media, with many expressing concern over the use of such filters, especially on a child.
After the video was reposted on other platforms like Instagram, the comments sections became a battleground. Users voiced their disapproval, arguing that filters perpetuate unrealistic beauty standards, particularly harmful to young children.
One commenter wrote, “We’re teaching our children that we’re supposed to look like this.” Others echoed the sentiment, urging Jenner to “lose the filters,” especially when featuring her daughter.
Some comments even questioned the comparisons between mother and daughter, stating, “How can you say she looks like her mom? Her mom doesn’t even look like her mom!”
This isn’t the first time the Kardashian-Jenner family has faced scrutiny over their alleged use of filters and photo editing. However, the inclusion of Stormi in this instance seems to have struck a nerve, sparking a larger conversation about the potential impact of these digital enhancements on young audiences.