Khloé Kardashian Reportedly Unfazed By Criticism For Hawking Kids' Used Clothes Online

One can not have a momager like Kris Jenner, and some things will not rub off because Khloé Kardashian will never let any opportunity to make legit money pass her by!

"The Kardashians" star is laser-focused on safeguarding her financial future despite outbursts surrounding her new thrift venture.

Khloé Kardashian, who is no stranger to being in the news for different reasons, is paying no mind to critics as she puts her kids used items on sale.

The torrential rain of backlash fell on the TV star after she posted an advertisement on Instagram featuring her 2-year-old son, Tatum Thompson.

In the post, she showcased the young boy wearing a hoodie that is now available for sale, stating, "They grow up too fast," and included a link to her online shop, KardashianKloset.

The controversy arose because Khloé is selling her child's used clothing, a practice that many families are said to typically avoid in favor of handing down or donating old items.

Many online critics expressed outrage over the perceived insensitivity of her actions, ranging from the fact that the prices being charged are trivial compared to the emotional toll it takes on families in need. 

Some spectators pointed out the stark contrast between those selling kids' clothes and children in the foster care system who often move with only a trash bag of belongings.

The backlash was further fueled by the timing of the advertisement, which coincided with the devastating January fires in Los Angeles, leaving many families homeless and without basic necessities.

Per In Touch, critics condemned the situation as a tone-deaf cash grab amidst such widespread and unbearable hardship in Southern California.

Despite facing significant criticism, the reality star seems unfazed and is reportedly finding humor in her detractors. A source close to her indicates that she feels no guilt about her financial pursuits and is actively seeking out new opportunities to increase her wealth. 

With an estimated net worth of $60 million, the fitness guru is aware that her time in the limelight might be limited, which drives her urgency to accumulate as much money as possible. 

She also dismissed the notion that her wealth would lead her to be wasteful, attributing her financial savvy to the lessons learned from her mother.

The insider reiterated that shame is the last thing Khloé feels about her decision to make some revenue from her son's used clothes. "If she has something that's worth money, she isn't going to just toss it away," the source shared.

She is reportedly also a strong advocate of being generous to her employees and sharing considerable resources with them. However, the media influencer also recognizes the potential to capitalize on the demand for her children's used clothing. 

The insider noted that fans are eager to purchase these items, allowing the socialite to maintain her kids' shopping budget while reselling their gently used clothes.

Khloé seemingly embraces this practice without any hesitation, viewing it as a smart way to recycle and profit from what her children no longer need.

Things have seemingly calmed down a little for the star, who battled a serious health scare from her 6-year-old amid the family's holiday celebrations. As shared by The Blast, the doting mom explained to her social media followers that her children had fallen sick shortly before Christmas.

Tatum managed to recover in time to join the family for holiday celebrations, leaving True unwell and unable to fully engage in the festivities. Khloé expressed that the experience of True's illness was "really scary" and "horrible," emphasizing the emotional toll it took on her during that time.

Despite the scary situation, her daughter toughened up to make an appearance at the party, although she spent most of the night in a separate room away from the fun.

Earlier in December, the lifestyle influencer shared that her therapist leaked very confidential information to the press about her marriage to Lamar Odom.

As noted by The Blast, a disappointed Khloé found solace on the treadmills and was sure the gym would keep her secrets better than any therapist ever could.

"I stopped going to therapy and started going to the gym. I needed a release, but I did not trust anybody else anymore. And the place that I felt the safest was the gym," she emphasized.

Kardashian described her experience as "very jarring and sort of unbelievable." She emphasized her conviction that her therapist was the source of the information that was disclosed, stating, "There's not a chance in the world that it came from anywhere else."

Will Khloé Kardashian's new business scale through this hurdle?