Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott have been slammed for taking their daughter Stormi, 4, to Billboard Music Awards 2022.
The annual music ceremony was held on Sunday in Las Vegas, and rapper Travis was due to perform at the bash, making his comeback after laying low following the tragedy at his Astroworld concert in November last year.
Kylie looked sensational in a silver figure-hugging floor-length dress, while Travis looked dapper in a grey suit, white tee and trainers.
They surprised fans by taking Stormi to the ceremony, and the four-year-old walked the red carpet holding hands with her mum.
Wearing a one-shouldered white mini dress, teamed with matching sneakers, Stormi looked slightly overwhelmed with the bustling red carpet and was picked up by dad Travis, who carried her inside.
The couple, who welcomed a son in February, faced backlash for taking their young daughter to the star-studded party, with many commenting on Stormi’s grown-up attire.
“She’s literally a child I cannot,” one fumed, as another added: “That is not a kids dress. She's super cute, but that dress is disturbing to see on a little kid.”
“Sorry this is inappropriate for a child,” one fan commented.
“Dress is way too much for a toddler,” another wrote, while one agreed: “Inappropriate for a child her age.”
“That dress is too old for Stormi. Sorry!! No,No, No,” another added.
While some called Kylie out for “using” Stormi as an accessory on the red carpet.
“As any great parent should use their toddler on the red carpet, cheaper and more effective than a birkin,” they quipped.
They also faced criticism for attending the Billboard Music Awards, six months after the horrifying Astroworld festival disaster, in which 10 people lost their lives.
The rapper had been performing at the NRG Park in Texas when the audience surged, killing 10 and injuring hundreds.
“It's only dead people and everyone forgets,” one sarcastically tweeted.
“If I had a loved one killed in that Astroworld tragedy that headline would enrage me. Stop spotlighting those people,” another fired.
