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Kristin Cavallari is facing backlash after revealing she makes her three children fly in economy class, even when she and her boyfriend sit in first class. The reality star and businesswoman shared the parenting choice on a recent podcast, explaining that she believes it builds character and teaches her kids the value of money. "They don't need to be up there," she said. "They can sit in the back."
The comments have split the internet. Some parents applaud her approach, arguing that children should not grow up entitled just because their parents have money. Others, however, are calling it stingy and performative. Critics point out that Cavallari, who is worth millions, is essentially forcing her young kids to sit alone in a different cabin of the plane. One listener summed up the frustration online: "What's the point of being wealthy if you're going to penny-pinch your own children?"
Cavallari, who shares sons Camden and Jaxon and daughter Saylor with ex-husband Jay Cutler, has not backed down from her stance. She insists her kids are fine with the arrangement and that she is preparing them for real life. Whether you see it as tough love or unnecessary frugality, the debate touches on a larger question: should wealthy parents treat their kids differently than they treat themselves? For now, Cavallari is sticking to her seat assignment.
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