Kim Kardashian Criticized For Extravagant 'Winter Wonderland' At LA Mansion
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"Kim, people are dying," one social media user told the reality star.
Kim Kardashian’s “winter wonderland” might have looked like an icy dream, but it left fans heated.
On Sunday, the reality star shared an Instagram video showing off the massive faux-snow-covered yard at her $60 million mansion outside Los Angeles, filled with holiday lights and a seemingly endless number of evergreen trees.
Social media users wasted no time blasting the opulent display, which Kardashian described simply as a “winter wonderland.” Flooding the post’s comments section, followers accused the Skims founder of flaunting her wealth.
“All that money you spent on that bull crap you could help people that really need it,” one user wrote.
Another complained: “This is called too much money and you don’t know what to do with it all. I can give you some ideas.”
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