Kourtney Kardashian Hits Back At Critics Of Her ‘Wasteful’ Valentine’s Day Flowers
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The reality television star explained herself after being called out for yet another massive flower display.
Kourtney Kardashian has, once again, issued a pointed response to critics of her love of massive floral displays.
On Monday, the reality television personality and Poosh founder shared a carousel of photos on Instagram that documented her Valentine’s Day celebrations.
One of the images showed more than a half-dozen bouquets of long-stemmed red roses surrounding a heart-shaped floral centerpiece. The tile floor beneath the arrangements was also covered in rose petals.
Though most of the comments on the post were complimentary, a few criticized Kardashian over her “wasteful” arrangements.
“What a waste of flowers. You and your sisters all do this and it’s not cute or funny,” one person wrote. “You don’t need all those flowers.”
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The reality television star explained herself after being called out for yet another massive flower display.
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