Chloe Grace Moretz, known for her roles in films like “Kick-Ass,” opened up about the challenges she faced due to media scrutiny from a young age. In a Hunger interview, she described a traumatic experience with paparazzi at the age of 12, highlighting the emotional toll of constant media attention.

A pivotal moment in Chloe’s life occurred in 2016 when a manipulated photo of her carrying pizza boxes went viral. The edited image led to body-shaming and cyberbullying, impacting Chloe’s body image and contributing to anxiety. She expressed how the incident marked a turning point in her perception of herself and the harsh realities of the entertainment industry.

The narrative took an unexpected turn when Khloe Kardashian, part of the Kardashian family known for their loyalty, engaged in online feud defending her sister Kim Kardashian against Taylor Swift. Chloe intervened to encourage empathy and understanding, advocating for a focus on more significant issues. However, Khloe responded by body-shaming Chloe with unflattering photos, intensifying the online harassment.

Fans expressed disappointment in Khloe’s actions, pointing out the irony of someone who had faced bullying contributing to the mistreatment of another. The controversy resurfaced as Chloe Grace Moretz recently faced new instances of cyberbullying, including body-shaming memes.

The incident raises questions about the responsibility celebrities bear in perpetuating online harassment and the impact of their actions on individuals’ mental well-being. As the discussion unfolds, some fans hope for Khloe Kardashian to issue an apology, acknowledging the potential influence of her actions on Chloe Grace Moretz’s struggles.