10 September 2023 , 08:30
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Kardashian-Jenner critics have spotted a way that the famous family "breaks rules" and gets "privileges" after Kendall Jenner was spotted at Beyonce's Renaissance World Tour.
Just a couple of days ago, the 27-year-old model was spotted enjoying a fun-filled night out at the Love On Top singer's sold-out world tour. Seemingly wandering around the VIP area, Kendall was joined by her sister Kylie as they relaxed and grooved to Bey's biggest and best-loved hits. Looking chic in a grey-hued strapless minidress, Kendall sported some knee-high boots and a black bag with the ensemble. She wore her brunette locks down, straightened and trailing down her back.
Despite how chic her outfit was, fans were quick to pick a hole in one of the accessories she sported. Her black mini shoulder handbag.
In America, it's common for concert venues to encourage rules like see-through bags to eliminate security risks, with many fans opting for fun takes on clear plastic bags. And after Kendall's appearance at the gig, fans were quick to spot how the model and reality star's bag was not clear, but in fact opaque.
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After a video clip of Kendall at the concert was shared online, one fan asked: "Does the clear bag policy not apply to them?" Someone then shared a screengrab of the quote retweet from X, formerly known as Twitter, into a Reddit thread and simply penned: "Privileges".
Commenting on the post, one person said: "No. Just for the inferior peasants." Another then added: "Rich people have always been above the law." A third then wrote: "Yup the rich always get to skirt the laws. Persons had to dump their bags in the bin at the date I went." But someone did go on to defend Kendall when they wrote: "Why is this surprising? Celebs/VIP has a diff entrance and no the clear bag policy does not apply to them. Welcome to capitalism!"