Alabama Barker is living her best life and not listening to what the critics have to say. She bares it all in a bikini amid plastic surgery rumors.
Alabama, the 18-year-old daughter of Travis Barker and Shanna Moakler, went to the beach as part of her Bahamas vacation. She rocked a bikini two-piece, which showed off her curves and figure.
“Bama in bahamas༄” Alabama captioned her Instagram post on Sunday. The images featured plenty of Alabama’s backside with the teen wearing a thong bikini by the ocean. The various images feature Alabama staring off into the distance, drawing eyes to her figure.
Another image showed Alabama messing with her hair with her eyes shut. She was a little more clothed this time. Over all, Alabama seemed to be having fun and also playing with fans’ criticism.
However, said criticism of plastic surgery remained. Several people commented believing the teen had plastic surgery. One person wrote, “She literally looked like square pants not long ago. So I am sure she used Kim’s doctors for that lipo and BBl.”
Another wrote, “Def got body done.”
Yet another one wrote, “She wanna be black and a Kardashian so d–n bad.” They referenced the fact that Kourtney Kardashian is now her stepmother.
Alabama Barker Calls Out Haters
It’s not the first time that the teen had to deal with people saying she had plastic surgery done. She called the comments to be “delusional” and insisted that she was naturally beautiful.
One person called Barker out on Instagram, writing, “This child has done alot of cosmetic surgery @ a very young age, I hope she doesn’t over do it! She looks good now!”
In response, Alabama let the person have it. She wrote, “I really appreciate the love ! I’m natural, besides my lips, accept the fact I’m naturally beautiful.”
Later in another interview, Alabama opened up about some of the hate that she experienced online. She believes that her critics are self projecting their hate on to her.
“I just feel like it’s a self-projection,” Alabama told E! News last September about people tearing her down online, “and I hate that for them because I wish them the best and it’s just them projecting their insecurities. And you just need to know to keep going when people do something like that.”