Alabama Barker is clapping back at the critics who slammed her dad, Travis Barker, for gifting her lingerie for Christmas.
In a TikTok video posted Monday, Alabama, the daughter of the Blink-182 drummer and his ex-wife Shanna Moakler, accused her nearly 6 million followers of trying to make her dad’s gift to her “a thing” after the rocker faced backlash online.
“Hold on, I have to go on a fucking rant. Why the fuck are you guys trying to make this lingerie thing a thing. It’s never going to be a thing Gretchen,” she began in the clip while apparently referencing the 2004 film “Mean Girls.”
The 20-year-old went on to re-clarify that her stepmom Kourtney Kardashian Barker, was the person who actually selected the intimate clothing items for her. The reality star and Barker tied the knot in 2022.
“You think my dad’s like, ‘I’m going to pick out my daughter lingerie’? No. It was on my Christmas list and he wanted to make it happen for me, so he let Kourtney go pick out the lingerie,” she continued. “God forbid a girl wanted cute panties and bras. Literally leave me alone.”
Alabama added, “I’m literally never going to do another Christmas haul. I hate you guys.”
The social media personality’s remarks came after her initial Dec. 27 Christmas haul TikTok video, in which she gushed that her “dad went a little crazy at Agent Provocateur” as she showed off numerous corsets and undergarments, caused a stir online. In the clip, she also revealed several other luxury gifts that she received from other family members.
After a TikTok user commented on her follow-up video that “they better not never do Mr. Barker like that again,” Alabama doubled down on defending her dad, writing back, “Right don’t play with him.”
celebrity.land has reached out to reps for Travis Barker for comment.
In Nov. 2023, a then-17-year-old Alabama was condemned by online critics for donning a skin-tight dress that showed off her stomach and décolletage.
The singer defended herself in her Instagram stories, writing, “Let’s stop getting mad on my page that you felt the need to oversexualize me and have a problem with it.”
She added: “I’m not going to wear long sleeves, etc., to make the internet not sexualize the body I was born with. If you have a problem, unfollow me.”
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