Is Kylie Jenner a victim of reality TV? If you really think about it, the answer is yes.
She was thrust into the spotlight when she was barely nine years old due to the fame and notoriety of her older sister, Kim Kardashian.
These days, Kylie‘s fans are urging her to pen a tell-all book about her experience being a victim of reality television.
Here’s what people are saying online.
One Redditor launched a thread to say, “Kylie Jenner needs to write a tell-all book when she comes to reality that she is a victim. Kylie is like us, she was also being compared to the unfair beauty standards. She was made to feel so ugly that she went under the knife underage. Her parents let her feel so inferior to her sisters and didn’t protect her as a minor from all of the fame. She should have NEVER been on TV. ITS GROSS. I cannot imagine all of the insecurity that would have brewed from me being mocked online while I wasn’t even developed.”
The Redditor went on to talk about the fact that Kylie was groomed by her ex-boyfriend Tyga when she was a teenager while he was already in his twenties.
Kylie and Tyga went public with their relationship on her 18th birthday, which meant they were definitely secretly dating in the months leading up to it.
None of the adults in Kylie’s life stopped that from happening.
Tons of social media users in the response section don’t agree that Kylie is a victim because she’s clearly profited off of her reality TV since becoming an adult.
She’s amassed a net worth of 700 million dollars, an Instagram following of almost 400 people, and has multiple businesses under her belt.
We’re referring to Kylie Cosmetics, Kylie Skin, and her latest fashion venture KHY.
The truth of the matter, though, is that Kylie didn’t actually choose this life for herself. It was chosen for her.
The over-exposure she’s received from reality TV wasn’t something she technically could have signed up for, since she was only nine years old at the start of Keeping Up With the Kardashians.
Fans who are supportive of the idea of Kylie writing a tell-all book have shared their thoughts on the matter:
One wrote, “While I do think it would be interesting for her to open up, Kylie ‘writing a book’ would mean she would have to expose some people (Kris Jenner) and basically blindside her whole family which is something I don’t think will ever happen as long as the money keeps coming in.”
Someone else added, “Paris Hilton’s recent memoir was one of my favorite books of the year! With the right ghostwriter, Kylie could surprise you.”
A third chimed in with, “I want Kylie to write a tell-all book. Will she? Probably not. But I feel like she would have the juiciest tea coming out the other side being healed and expose all of these HORRIBLE industry people.”
Do YOU think Kylie should write a tell-all book to explain her side of things after growing up as a reality TV star before she was of age to consent to it all? Let us know your thoughts in the comment section below.
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