Jeffree Star hits back at Kourtney Kardashian’s son for “spoiled” remark

Jeffree Star has hit back at Kourtney Kardashian’s son, Mason Disick, after the 10-year-old called him “spoiled AF” during an Instagram Q&A with TikTok star Addison Rae.

Jeffree Star has once again put the Kardashian family in his sights.

The YouTube beauty guru has taken aim at Kourtney’s 10-year-old son, Mason Disick, over comments about Star being “spoiled.”

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Mason Disick was doing a Q&A on Instagram with TikTok star Addison Rae, when James Charles dropped a question asking “who’s Mason’s favorite beauty guru?”

While the 10-year-old admitted he doesn’t watch many make-up YouTubers, he shot a snide remark at Jeffree Star for being “spoiled.”

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“I don’t really watch makeup YouTubers, but I think James [Charles] maybe? He’s really nice,” Kourtney’s oldest son said. “Jeffree Star is, like, spoiled AF.”

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It wasn’t the comment about the best YouTuber that got to Star, but rather the “spoiled” one. He responded to the 10-year-old, saying that he was “confused with his own privilege.”

“I had $500 in my bank account six years ago,” Star said in a now-deleted tweet. “Maybe he’s confused with his own privilege versus mine being self-made, hopefully his father can educate him soon.”

The tweet got the attention of plenty of Star’s fans, who also jumped to his defense.

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The 34-year-old professes on all platforms that his fortunes on social media ⁠— including almost 18 million YouTube subscribers, 16 million Instagram followers, over 7 million Twitter followers ⁠— were all garnered through hard work, not off the back of his parents.

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Kourtney Kardashian deleted her son’s account shortly after the Instagram videos went viral, mentioning she doesn’t want her son exposed to social media just yet.

“I think on Instagram, the thing that really worries me with kids is just comments,” she said in her own video. “People can be so mean. It’s really easy to get consumed with it. I just feel it’s not the time.”

Instagram’s terms of use also states that account holders must be over the age of 13 to use the platform.