Kylie Jenner has been slammed for 'classless boasting' and a lack of 'global warming awareness' after posing next to two private jets on Instagram.
The billionaire beauty mogul was pictured alongside her partner Travis Scott next to their respective private jets.
The 24-year-old captioned the post: "You wanna take mine or yours?"
Fans were quick to comment, with many feeling that the post made them feel poor.
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As one person literally wrote: "this post just called me poor."
A second added: "Meanwhile I’m just trying to fill up my gas tank."
"We get it, y’all rich," a third slammed.
"Your humbleness is admirable," another commented.
A fifth person also wrote: "I'm sure you work hard but this is the first time I feel like you're actually bragging. I know u deserve it but there is a lot of people who are down n out. So maybe some of us don't need to hear about how many planes you own."
One person simply commented: "Classless boasting."
Although comments on the post have been limited, lots of people thought that there was an element of 'hypocrisy' in relation to 'global warming awareness posts'.
"But what about combating climate change?" one person questioned.
Someone else sarcastically wrote: "Aww true love really is killing the planet one pointless private jet flight after another..."
"Rich people unapologetically showing off their contributions to climate change by using private jet to a 2 hours drive car ride. Yeah I would be embarrassed to post this," another slammed.
I'm sure we can all remember Joaquin Phoenix's 2020 Oscar speech where he called out big stars for taking short jet trips, saying: "We don’t have to take private jets to Palm Springs."
Well, last month, Jenner was pictured taking a quick 30-minute day trip to Palm Springs, California on her Bombardier Global 7500, which she reportedly bought in 2020 for a cool $72.8 million (£61.4m).
Kylie's jet apparently has 10 white leather seats that are embroidered with her initials.
The average flight time from Los Angeles to Palm Springs is approximately 50 minutes, with the time spent in the air just 30 minutes.
Although we can't really put a specific number on just how damaging private jets are to the environment, it doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that sometimes you'd be better off taking a car than a plane.
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Topics: Kylie Jenner
Anish Vij