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Khloe Kardashian responds to hate after allegedly breaking LA wildfire rule

Published 16:33 15 Jan 2025 GMT

Kat O'Connor

Khloe Kardashian responds to hate after allegedly breaking LA wildfire rule

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Khloe Kardashian is responding to critics

Khloe Kardashian has responded to critics after she was accused of breaking LA wildfire rules this week.

In 2022, strict water-conserving measures were introduced to help in situations like the current wildfires. However, Khloe has reportedly ignored the measures and has been using beyond the allocated amount.

The reality star was slated online after fans accused her of using around 101,000 gallons more water than she should have.

She has been using the water for her gardens at her Hidden Hills mansion.

The backlash comes after Khloe called LA Mayor Karen Bass "a joke" over her response to the fires.

People were quick to call Kardashian out and point out her excessive and unnecessary water use.

Instead of Khloe Kardashian talking bullshit about Mayor Karen Bass, people should be talking about how she and her sister used an excess of over 300,000 gallons of water in just one month during a drought. How about the water waster just STFU.
— Ricky Davila (@TheRickyDavila) January 12, 2025

Khloe Kardashian is smack talking LA Mayor Karen Bass over the wildfires.

In 2022, Khloe used roughly 101,000 gallons of water over the allotted limit during a drought.

Her sister Kim Kardashian used 232,000 gallons over the limit.

IN ONE MONTH ALONE.

I wonder how much she's…
— Art Candee 🍿🥤 (@ArtCandee) January 11, 2025

Following the fires, Khloe praised the LA community for supporting one another during such a devastating time.

"Amid the devastation caused by the fires it has been heartwarming to see that in the face of unimaginable loss people are coming together and supporting one another with unwavering kindness and empathy. I’ve never seen so much love emanating from our city.

"Neighbors are helping neighbors, strangers are supporting strangers, businesses are stepping in to provide for our brave firefighters and first responders and communities are showing us the incredible strength that comes from unity."

It is believed 25 people have died in the fires so far.

The fires have burned 16,425 hectares since last week.