Khloe Kardashian slammed for 'disgraceful' display of closet with over 200 designer shoes and Prada bags

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Khloe Kardashian was called out on social media after she gave her followers a peek into her glamorous and opulent world, showcasing her impeccably curated all-white walk-in closet. 

In a recent Instagram video, the 'The Kardashians' star treated fans to an adorable fashion show featuring her daughter True Thompson, and niece Dream Kardashian. 

The playful runway, set against the backdrop of Khloe's stunning collection of over 200 designer shoes and several Prada purses, had fans buzzing.

Khloe Kardashian showcases her impressive collection of 200 designer shoes

Khloe Kardashian, who moved into the $17 million Hidden Hills, California, mansion in 2021, has given fans a glimpse into her pristine, all-white walk-in closet, showcasing her impressive collection of over 200 designer shoes and several Prada purses in a new video. 

On Tuesday, the star of The Kardashians shared an adorable impromptu fashion show featuring her daughter, True Thompson, and her niece, Dream Kardashian, on Instagram Stories. 

Khloe, 40, introduced the clip with a playful note: “As you know, we love a good dance party in my household, but we also love a good fashion show too."

"Tonight I was given a very spontaneous fashion show."

She wrapped up the intro with, “Ladies and gentlemen—— Dream and True."

The video begins with True, standing in the aisle of her mother’s walk-in closet, introducing herself, her cousin Dream, and her teddy bear, Zippy.

She showcased her pajamas adorned with rollerblades and stars before hyping up Dream’s dramatic entrance. 

Dream, aged seven, made her way down the makeshift catwalk, stepping in front of the expansive wall of shoes and passing shelves filled with other designer treasures, all while modeling her mermaid-themed pajamas and carrying a glittery bag.

Khloe can be heard cheering her on with enthusiastic comments like “Oh, yes,” as Dream blows a kiss to the camera and dances back around the corner.

Later, Dream strutted down the closet runway again, this time sporting a jewel-encrusted Prada bag. The video also captured True and Dream swapping purses and playing around in the closet, with Khloe admitting, “I can’t tell you what’s going on.”

In a follow-up Instagram Story captioned “The fashion show turned into improv,” Dream was seen playfully tossing several of Khloe’s Prada bags onto the floor.

One of the bags, a Prada Cleo satin model with crystals, costs around $4,200, while another, a satin mini-bag with crystals, is priced at about $2,300.

The playful closet tour ended with the children running and wrestling inside the spacious closet. Khloe concluded with, “And it’s a wrap. We have school tomorrow.”

Internet roasts Khloe Kardashian for 'vulgar display of wealth'

After seeing the opulent display of designer items in Khloe Kardashian’s $17 million mansion closet, the internet was left in awe.

While some praised her impressive organization, others criticized and roasted her for flaunting such extravagant wealth.

One slammed, "Vulgar display of wealth," another user added, "Just stop with this show of greed!"

Someone else wrote, "No talent and this kind of wealth. Fascinating!"

Another netizen stated, “Why does this ridiculous family get so much attention?? I don’t get it…pathetic that they are talking about outfits and purses…”

One more user on Facebook commented, "Teaching kids that being rich is important. Not a good person." A user deemed Khloe Kardashian's closet as, "Disgraceful."  

While a user mocked, "Kloes shopping mall ?" another declared, "Her closet is gorgeous."

One individual added, "I wanna play in khloe’s closet too!!!" and another slammed, "What really irritates me is that the Khardashians have no concept of reality...people are dying and financially struggling...yet they post stupid clips such as this one sgmhowing off their 17m mansion"

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