Khloé Kardashian is setting the internet on fire as she is being called out for “Blackfishing” with her and her sister Kim Kardashian‘s Bratz Doll Halloween costumes. One social media user even claimed, “Her skin is ten times darker than usual.”
For this year’s Halloween holiday, Khloé, 39, and her sister Kim, 43, took to social media to show off their Bratz Doll transformations. On Tuesday (October 31), the sisters posed alongside best friends Natalie Halcro and Olivia Pierson, who also transformed into Bratz Dolls.
The quartet all wore different colored houndstooth outfits with matching berets and bedazzled Bratz bags, along with thigh-high stockings, and for Khloé, knee-high platform boots. The four women definitely hit the nail on the head with their costumes as they wore dramatic makeup, including the dolls’ iconic pout, with which they used prosthetic lips and further overlined with dark brown liner and then topped with a glossy lipgloss.
While a good portion of fans were in positive awe of the four women’s Halloween costumes, others hopped online to criticize Khloé over her super dramatic makeup that not only made her look like the iconic Bratz Doll but, according to one user, made her “three shades darker than usual.” Another person claimed the Good American founder was “10 times darker” than usual.
More users continued to call out Khloé and the rest of the women for “Blackfishing,” with another person claiming, “Ma, they wanna be Black soooooo bad.”
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Firing back at all of the comments pointing out how hard it is to recognize Khloé, several users have come to her defense, with one person countering that that is the point of a costume.
Meanwhile, it is reported that this isn’t the first time that one of the KarJenners have been called out for “Blackfishing” this year. Back in August, Khloé and Kim’s youngest sister Kylie Jenner was dragged online after she announced her limited-edition Bratz Doll collection.
At the time, users on X, formerly Twitter, called her out for selling brown-skinned Bratz Dolls. One person wrote, “The fact that the Kylie Bratz dolls are brown are weird asf. That girl is white asf.” Another person tweeted, “Giving Kylie (a white woman who modelebd her face/body around Black women) her own Bratz doll (which is an arguably more Urban/Black presenting doll) before an ACTUAL Black woman is… weird.”
A third person fired off, “Kylie Jenner is a sicko lmaooo sis literally skimmed off the top of the entire Black girl aesthetic and is getting a BRATZ collection that’s not even based off her natural features.”
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