Cindy Crawford’s 15-Year-Old Daughter Called “Lolita” After Posting Provocative Selfie
So, if you didn’t already know, Kaia Gerber inherited model mom Cindy Crawford’s good looks.
The 15-year-old is a model in her own right, but in her latest Instagram post, fans are worried that she might be growing up just a little too fast.
In a provocative selfie, the brunette beauty is clad in just a white bathrobe that is draped off of her shoulders, revealing most of her chest. Though there’s no nudity in the snap, some fans expressed concern that the young girl is showing too much skin.
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“Uniform,” she captioned the snap, garnering hundreds of comments in just a few hours.
“Hmmm you’re a child …. not a good look,” one user quipped, while another wrote, “A little provocative for a 15 year old? Lolita?”
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The Internet was also quick to call out mom Cindy for her daughter’s actions.
“Pretty GIRL…. sad to see this is the image you are portraying. As a mother I'd be beyond disappointed and angry where ya at Cindy?” someone else wrote, while another added, “Kaia is not a woman, she is a 15-year-old CHILD. Her parents, Rande and Cindy are nothing but PIMPS!" One person simply said, "Your mommy needs to put clothes on you!”
Though she isn’t an adult yet, she is already working like one, landing campaigns for Alexander Wang, Marc Jacobs Beauty, and Miu Miu. And she’s hanging with an A-list squad that includes fellow models like Kendall Jenner. But even though her life seems glamorous, she claims to have a normal high school experience.
“[I have] a pretty typical, normal high school experience,” she told Elle back in February. “I try not to miss class that much. I have homework…My friends…don't really acknowledge [my fame]. It's really nice, actually.”
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