Kendall Jenner has taken heavy criticism for letting her assistant hold her umbrella during a heavy rainstorm.
The ‘Keeping Up with Kardashians‘ star, 27, was spotted in Los Angeles on Saturday, January 14, despite the rainy day in Southern California.
The ‘818 Tequila’ founder opted for a cozy look and wore a pair of black leggings with a light blue hoodie. She completed her comfy look with high white socks, loafers, a black handbag and a black face mask.
The reality TV star was accompanied by one of her co-workers who protected her from the rain with an umbrella.
The man, who was wearing a black raincoat, didn’t seem too pleased as he tried to keep the supermodel dry with little protection of his own.
The pictures soon got immense social media attention, with many users slamming Jenner for seemingly hiring someone to hold her umbrella.
“You should be ashamed to treat your employees like this, you have 2 hands. Hold your own goddamn umbrella, you nepo baby skuzz bucket. Such a useless, privileged human being…” said one user
“Kenny, next time keep your umbrella in your hand, please, because the guard needs to have his hands free,” the second user wrote while the third said “I would be shamed because like .. why should anyone hold my umbrella??? I would hold it by myself and invite the man to hide there too 😂 But I guess they live in another dimension soooo not surprised by this behavior.” “Hands are wasted on some people.” another person asserted. “Not for even a little nano SECOND that (the guy was on the rain too) crossed her little privileged mind!” one claimed.
Earlier this month, Kendall Jenner dominated headlines for her sultry look at her friend Lori Harvey’s birthday party in Los Angeles.
The supermodel wore a completely sheer, tight, symmetrical black dress over black panties for the star-studded birthday bash. She also carried a black handbag, a pair of strappy heels and a necklace with a large red tropical flower.
The 27-year-old model wore a monochrome look with a black manicure and pedicure that matched each other.