17 July 2023 , 16:22
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Blac Chyna could be feeling "vulnerable" after hearing Khloe Kardashian's comments about her parenting.
In a recent episode of The Kardashians, Khloe expressed that she felt like the "third parent" to Dream, her niece through younger brother Rob and his former partner Blac Chyna.
Khloe later took to Instagram to clarify that her comment wasn't meant to be seen as negative and in an effort to clear up her opinion, she said: "Angela is doing the best she can as a parent and in life."
The 35-year-old model - who is now reverting to her given name, Angela White - didn’t take the bait and instead urged fans to “move forward” and not turn on Khloe after her unkind remarks.
Khloe's clarified her comment on Instagram (Khloe Kardashian/Instagram)
Angela didn't take the bait (WireImage)“Everything is good on both ends, we are all family at the end of the day," she told TMZ. “Robert and myself are co-parenting the best we can and it’s all love and positivity.”
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Baby sleep consultant at Lavender Blue Sleep Consulting, Daisy Ferns has confirmed that there's nothing "harsh" about Khloe's comments, exclusively telling us that she agrees for the most part.
Khloe's comment was seen as shady by fans (khloekardashian/Instagram)
Dream is the daughter of Angela and Rob (Kris Jenner/Instagram)"I wholeheartedly agree that 'it takes a village to raise a child' and, unless meant to cause hurt towards Angela, I don't agree that it was a harsh thing to say. Having worked with hundreds of families through my business Lavender Blue Sleep Consulting, I know just how hard it can be if you don't have that support.
"Parenting can be a very lonely journey and those who have extended families to care for their children as their own are very lucky," she told us before adding that if Angela had taken the comments to heart, it might be because Khloe had voiced a "great fear" in new mothers.
"I do understand however why Angela might have taken this to heart; being a parent can make you feel very vulnerable and a lot of the mums worry that they're not up to the job. To have those opinions voiced by someone else, no matter how well meaning the intention, can feel like your greatest fear has been recognised."