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KIM Zolciak's 18-year-old daughter has proudly flaunted her body in a Tik Tok dance video while wearing a tiny thong bikini.
The reality star risked it all by performing a viral video dance to Bottom's Up by Ticarti, and jokingly captioned the video: "When u have no rhythm..."
In the black string bikini, the teen was keen to show off her moves, and it comes after mom Kim decided to use the quarantine period to also show off her bikini collection.
The Don't Be Tardy star has been using the opportunity to share pictures of her favorite beach outfits, even if she can't hit the beach and has been forced to soak up the sun from her backyard.
“Happy in a bikini always,” the Real Housewives alum captioned one selfie while posing in a strapless lavender string bikini.
The next day, the 45-year-old wore a coral strapless bikini with ruched detailing and a high leg bottom.
Brielle posted the picture of her derriere on social media to mixed reactions from her followers with some suggesting she was crying out for attention, and days later she came under immense fire from fans after revealing her sympathy for President Donald Trump.
Kim’s 23-year-old daughter received mass backlash after she tweeted: “This is not political- I don’t care how I / you feel about Trump as a politician but he is a PERSON. 'Running' the country.
"He has feelings like all of us. Do you think someone wants to do the best they can when they’re constantly belittled/bullied for everything they do/say?"
Brielle doubled down after fans called on her to apologize, writing: “No. I genuinely feel bad for him. And ANYONE WHOS BULLIED. No one regardless of what they’ve done deserves that. Have a heart.”
Many reminded her that Trump had called the pandemic a "hoax" and called on her to consider how his actions have affected millions of Americans.
Another disappointed fan slammed the TV personality and suggested she had "no actual principles".
“Brielle's the type of person who would show sympathy for Hitler because the allies called him mean names," they tweeted.
“In other words, she's an airhead who practices fake sympathy and has no actual principles.”
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A POLE dancing company has sparked online controversy by using prepubescent children performing stripper-esque moves to promote a backyard pole-dancing kit.
The 35 second advertisement for the GymPole product features slow motion footage of young girls as they swing around the pole, which is designed for adult use.
The video has been viewed more than 1.8 million times since it was uploaded eleven days ago and 3500 comments have been left, many of them angry.
According to the company, “we just wanted to promote juniors in pole sports as we think they are super talented”.
But others have accused the company of unnecessarily exploiting children in advertising and “feeding into a paedophile culture.”
“Pole dancing originated in strip clubs and men — rightly — associate pole dancing with sexual arousal. These girls are innocently having fun and have no idea that men may be getting off on this,” wrote one commentator on Facebook..
But others defended the advertisement saying “it makes me happy to see this commercial done with children. It helps to take away the negative associations that society has [with pole dancing], while showing it is a fun and good sport.”
Parenting author and teen girl educator, Dannielle Miller said that adults should not view innocent childish play through a sexualised lens, or shame girls or women based on clothing choice, but still had concerns with the production elements of the advertisement.
“The slow-mo crotch-cam type shots in the promotional video for Gympole do make me feel uncomfortable,” said Miller.
“Surely these feed child predator’s fantasies?”
On the other hand, Professor Catharine Lumby from Macquaire University says that pole dancing is increasingly seen as a legitimate form of exercise.
“We know we need to encourage young girls to exercise. I did my own form of pole dancing, improvised around a Hills hoist when I was eight years old,” quipped Professor Lumby.
“Pre-teen girls love dancing, mucking around and showing off. They enjoy gymnastics and the big danger here is that maybe it’s the adults who are sexualising them rather than them sexualising themselves.”
“We need to be very cautions of imposing adult ideas on young girls,” said Professor Lumby.
In Australia, pole dancing classes for under 12’s have taken off in recent years.
PoleAthletica studio in Sydney’s Surry Hills offers pole-dancing classes for children aged between 6 and twelve.
The PoleFit Kids program runs for ten weeks at a cost of $229.
Beach Fit Dance studio in Newcastle also offers two pole-fitness courses for children: one for children aged under 12, and one for children aged 5 and under.
“This class was started due to the high demand from our existing clients — they would bring their young children to the studio and the kids would run straight to the poles!” says the website.
“They love spinning and trying new moves, even at a young age.”
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