Kourtney Kardashian has hit back at online trolls who slammed her “lack of value for education” after appearing to take her children out of school for a luxury holiday abroad.
But before we get into that, you have to see Kourt’s son, Reign cheekily give the paparazzi the finger!
In the latest episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashian’s, viewers saw Kourt whisk her three kids, Mason, Penelope and Reign on a magical trip to Finland, along with ex-partner Scott Disick and his current flame Sofia Richie.
However, after the 40-year-old uploaded several snaps of the family trip to her Poosh website and Instagram, an Instagram fan questioned why the reality star had pulled her kids out of school for the trip.
“Don’t your kids go to school 😫 their education is so important more than these trips.”
However, another fan was quick to clap back, reminding the troll that filming of KUWTK is filmed months in advance and the trip most likely took place over the Spring break.
“Exactly, it was spring break, but traveling can be educational too,” Kourt chimed in.
Kourt’s latest online bust-up follows the latest episode of KUWTK in which Sofia Richie revealed felt very uncomfortable during the family trip overseas.
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The episode began by Kourtney confessing she had originally wanted to go to Finland with her girlfriends, before changing her mind and taking her children – Mason, nine, Penelope, seven, and Reign, four – which she shares with Scott, instead.
“I was first going to go to Finland as a girls’ trip, and then it just seems like a lot of the activities are things my kids would love.”
Scott readily admitted he didn’t want to miss out on a holiday with his kids, so decided to tag along with Sofia – who had been on other Kardashian family trips before.
However, the trip descended into disaster, with Scott and Sofia leaving early – angering Kourtney – and Sofia complaining that Scott acted “less mature” around her than he did with Kourt.
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