I bought a pair of Louboutins for my 7 year old – trolls bash me but I don't care
A WOMAN has revealed she bought her seven-year-old daughter her first pair of Louboutins.
Safire Price, 30, explained that she treated her 'lucky girl' to a pair of designer sneakers, featuring the iconic red bottoms.
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Taking to social media, Safire shared a short clip of her beautiful daughter receiving her lavish gift.
Safire then wrote, “My girl's first pair of red panties.”
We then saw seven-year-old Safire open her brown box to reveal her first pair of Christian Louboutin shoes.
The youngster beamed at the camera, clearly delighted with her lavish designer gift.
She held up her new silver glitter sneakers, which of course have the iconic red sole.
The children's sneakers, designed with laces and a Velcro closure, are covered in iridescent glitter.
The silver shoes, made in Italy, cost an eye-watering £415 – yes, you heard that right.
The TikTok clip, which was posted under the username @iamsaffphas clearly left many open-mouthed, as it was shared just a day ago, but has already been viewed 152,900 times.
But social media users were divided over the clip – while some thought it was 'excellent' that Safire could treat her 'lucky' girl to these luscious shoes, not everyone was so keen on the idea.
One person said: “Love them, she deserves the world and you are the best mun.”
Another said: “She's doing better than me, love them spoiled girl.”
A third commented: “Happy princess.”
While someone else chimed in: “Excellent.”
At the same time, however, not everyone was equally friendly. Not only did some mean users accuse Safire of buying fake shoes, but many also wondered why she would buy them in the first place.
One user wrote: “They are stunning replicas.”
A second claimed: “Awww. First pair of DH Gates.”
Meanwhile, another user shared: “[They’ll] It takes her two months before they no longer fit.”
But Safire clearly wasn't deterred by the nasty comments, replying: “Then she'll get a brand new pair.”
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