Khloe Kardashian under fire for posting snap wearing swimwear the day Queen died
Khloe Kardashian slammed for not respecting Queen Elizabeth II death
Khloe Kardashian is once again being slammed on social media for sharing a snap flaunting her taut tummy in a swimwear the same the Queen Elizabeth II passed away.
Several followers of the reality TV star bashed her for not respecting the Britain’s longest-reigning monarch’s death in the comments section of Instagram.
The picture in question showed The Kardashian star in a light blue bathing suit while she soaked up the sun flaunting her perfect body.
"A few weeks ago..." the mother-of-two captioned the post.
Despite posting a heartfelt tribute in honour of the Queen in her Instagram stories the same day, fans of Khloe were quick to shame her over the snap.
"The queen just passed away. Go put your clothes back on," one user harshly commented under the photo.
"The queen Elizabeth passed away," another added.
"The world is mourning the queen and she posts this..... gotta love her,” one fan quipped while some other user penned, “Rest in Peace Queen Elizabeth.”
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