“She’s been exploited enough”: Kim Kardashian Gets Blasted For Desecrating Princess Diana’s Necklace After Destroying Marilyn Monroe’s Iconic Dress
Kim Kardashian always finds a way to be in the headlines. She is also fond of collecting historical fashion items for herself, having been doing that for years. During a 2011 auction, the businesswoman bought jewelry that belonged to Elizabeth Taylor. She also got her hands on Michael Jackson’s velvet jacket that he wore only once.
The social media personality has the habit of collecting historic items related to fashion. She is also popular among people for destroying the same. People have trolled her many times. Even after that, Kardashian hasn’t stopped, and now she has got one of the most iconic pieces of jewelry and connected herself with the British royals. She has got her hands on Princess Diana’s amethyst cross necklace.
Kim Kardashian was trolled by fans for buying Princess Diana’s necklace
The reality star at the Sotheby’s auction got her hands on Princess Diana’s amethyst cross necklace. It cost her over $197,453, and it is an iconic piece. The necklace was worn only once by the late Princess of Wales, and then it never appeared in public, until now.
Kim Kardashian has done this in the past. She likes to collect historic fashion pieces. The news didn’t go well with fans, who took the opportunity to slam the 42-year star.
Def Noodles tweeted, “She’s really trying to traumatize the ghosts of iconic women.”
Another wrote, “Thinking about Kim K’s dedication to latching onto the already existing fashion legacies of dead people.”
Some royal fans also bashed Kim K.
A person said, “Diana has been exploited ENOUGH and for Kimberly to go out of her way to purchase something that should be in a museum is quite sickening and not in a good way.”
Can we collectively please stop Kim K from purchasing historical artifacts. Diana has been exploited ENOUGH and for Kimberly to go out of her way to purchase something that should be in a museum is quite sickening and not in a good way.
— Hanifa (@HanifaAbbasi) January 18, 2023
While another argued, “This necklace should’ve gone to one of Diana’s granddaughters.”
kim is such a sicko, this necklace should've gone to one of diana's granddaughters https://t.co/4tL12Q7mKR
— Chi (@thecapricornchi) January 18, 2023
The fans are all worried about the historic piece knowing the American socialite’s history of damaging things. They still haven’t forgiven her for destroying Marilyn Monroe’s dress that she borrowed for Met Gala 2022. A few jokes are already flooding around the social media platform.
A person tweeted, “Kim Kardashian has purchased the robe Jesus died in.”
“Kim Kardashian has purchased the shirt president JFK was assassinated in,” another cracked.
and next week it’s gonna be “Kim Kardashian has lost Princess Diana’s iconic diamond cross necklace in the ocean” https://t.co/3cYHpqhUBn
— mylo ✰ SDL enthusiast (@JIMINSPOGOSTICK) January 18, 2023
She gonna damage it somehow the way she damaged Marilyn’s dress.
— Anne – Duchess Of Success (@TheDuchessZone) January 18, 2023
kim kardashian has purchased the robe jesus died in https://t.co/y2Ao89brQQ
— connor (@fruityorgay) January 18, 2023
Breaking news: @KimKardashian has purchased La La Ri’s bag outfit from @VH1 for $650,000 pic.twitter.com/RgvPsHXOMl
— Dr. Jake, MD (@DrJakemedia) January 19, 2023
The fans even put a guess on which historic item the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star might get her hands on next.
Kim Kardashian bought the Attallah Cross Pendant
The mother of four has got herself a pendant once worn by the royal princess. The square-cut amethyst cross pendant sparkles with brilliant clusters of diamonds encircling it. The Attallah Cross was created by British luxury jeweler Garrard. Princess Diana wore it once at a Birthright charity dinner in London in October 1987. She paired it with a velvet Catherine Walker dress.
The piece was the main attraction at the auction, and it is now in the possession the SKKN founder. This is the first time Kardashian has ever bid on a piece of jewelry associated with the British royal family.
Source: Page Six
