Dixie D’Amelio Responds To Ariana Grande Slamming TikTokers For Partying Amid The Pandemic

Ariana Grande had shaded the young influencers who are going out amid the coronavirus pandemic. However, both Addison Rae and Dixie D’Amelio have taken notes.

The singer expressed her feelings about people leaving their houses amid the pandemic. While promoting her new album, Positions, she questioned the influencers, “Couldn’t we have just stayed at home for a few more weeks? … Did we all really need to go to f—king Saddle Ranch that badly that like we couldn’t have waited for the deathly pandemic to pass?”

Ariana was promoting her album on the Zach Sang Show when she continued and asked if it was necessary to put on cowgirl boots and ride a mechanical bull that bad. She asked if “we” needed that Instagram post so badly. Although the Positions singer did not reveal any names, it is pretty obvious as the TikTokers are often spotted partying at the hotspot.

California city slowly re-opened restaurants at the end of May after the long shut down. After the singer’s comment went viral on social media, Dixie was asked about the controversy. She admitted that Ariana is right and she is a queen, whom she loves.

Meanwhile, Addison was also asked about the singer’s comments. She was asked the question when she was out with her on-again-off-again boyfriend, Bryce Hall. “I think it’s fair. I definitely have been not going … because I’ve been working out a lot and also preparing for my movie,” she said, referring to the upcoming gender-swap remake of She’s All That.

Celebrities Receiving Backlash For Partying

The social media star also encourage Bryce to stay at home and demanded no more parties for him. However, TikTokers are not the only ones who are receiving backlash for partying amid the pandemic. Model Kendall Jenner also received a lot of backlash for celebrating her Halloween birthday bash.

Her 25^th birthday party was held at Harriet’s Rooftop at 1 Hotel in West Hollywood on Saturday, October 31, reportedly had 100 people in attendance. It included the Kar-Jenner clan as well as The Weeknd, Hailey and Justin Bieber, Doja Cat, Winnie Harlow, Jaden Smith and Saweetie.

This was days after sister Kim Kardashian West was called out for taking her loved ones to an island amidst the pandemic. People were furious as it seemed indecent and rather privileged to be partying on a private island when people are dying.

Momager, Kris Jenner, however, defended her daughter and shared that they are dealing with lots of people that have different opinions. She said all they can do is live their lives the best way they know and also by being responsible. The mother-of-six added that they are doing that and she is sensitive as to what is going on. Kris said she has tried really hard.