Yolanda Hadid jokingly called herself the “worst mom ever” in response to a viral TikTok attacking her parenting skills.
The 58-year-old ‘Real Housewives of Beverly Hills’, 58, shared a video of her own on Thursday in which she ate almonds in various settings. The clip was set to the tune of Rosalía’s hit song ‘Bizcochito’.
“worst momever #almonds,” Hadid wrote in the caption.
The former model’s post comes months after she was accused of treating her famous daughters Gigi Hadid and Bella Hadid, who she shares with ex-husband Mohamed Hadid. (The couple also share son Anwar Hadid.)
In July, TikTok user @pattypopculture claimed that Yolanda was “starving” Gigi, 27, and Bella, 25, because of their modeling careers.
“[She] made sure they never ate anything too high in calories, not even a cake on their birthday,” the influencer said.
@pattypopculture contained old “RHOBH” clips illustrating such behavior.
“It’s hard not to eat sugar, and it’s hard to eat salad every day,” Yolanda told Gigi in one scene.
In another, on a phone call, Gigi told her mother, “I feel very weak. I had about half an almond.”
Yolanda then offered, “Have some almonds. Chew them very well.”
@pattypopculture then pointed to Bella’s previous admission that she once suffered from eating disorders.
The social media star also claimed that Yolanda “had Bella undergo a facial reconstruction at age 14 to fix her nose.”
Bella, who is of Arab and European descent, told Vogue in March: “I wish I had kept the nose of my ancestors. I think I would have grown into it.”
@pattypopculture also claimed that Yolanda made Bella feel “the ugly, less than sister” compared to Gigi, whose modeling career took off first.
In addition, the TikToker referred to Yolanda’s feud with Gigi’s ex Zayn Malik, calling it one of the reasons “everyone [hates]the Hadid matriarch.
Years before the criticism, Yolanda told Fashion Week Daily that she was proud of her approach to parenting.
“I am a protective Dutch mother bear and the anchor that keeps our family together. I have always strived to be the best I can be and to lead by example. My relationship with my children is based on consistency, trust and loyalty,” she said in 2017.
“I have always tried to nurture and understand the uniqueness of each child. I don’t believe in having one parenting style that suits everyone. I learned early on that I had to adapt my mothering style to their individual needs.”