Kylie Jenner says she's dealt with bullies her whole life
Watching @KylieJenner snapchat, I realize how cruel people can be. Bullying isn't right, & you should never do it. They just jealous girl!
— Gabrielle Cernich (@GCernich) June 18, 2015
Apparently pre-teen and high school bullying isn't just common to, well, commoners. It turns out 17-year-old E! reality star Kylie Jenner has been bullied since she was 9 years old. Late on Thursday night, Jenner took to Snapchat to reveal her history of being bullied to the world of social media. In the series of Snaps, she said:
"It's kind of crazy I have four million people watch my Snapchats. Half of you guys think I'm weird, and the other half think I'm funny. But I've been bullied since I was 9 from the whole world, it feels like sometimes."
Jenner wanted her Snapchat fans and followers to understand that anyone can be a victim of bullying, even those who appear to have the perfect life on television. It can't be easy to deal with the adjustments and insecurities common to any young girl while in the limelight. "I think that I've done a really great job at handling all this," she said.
Click through this slideshow to see pictures of Jenner growing up in the public eye:
Jenner went on to share advice about bullying with her fans. She learned first-hand how to deal with the haters, so she decided to offer some support and wisdom to those who might be going through the same thing:
"There are bullies everywhere, so this was just a little late Snapchat to tell whoever with their own bullies that the only opinion that matters is yours and to never change."
Fans responded to Jenner's Snapchats via Twitter to return the support.
@usweekly@KylieJenner for being bullied you've turned into an amazing girl who knows what you want and don't let people stop you #admire
— JulieMasini (@JulieMasini) June 18, 2015
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