Kylie Jenner recently flaunted her body in photos that showed her posing on a yacht, posted by the 27-year-old beauty mogul on August 15, 2024. Even though she looked stunning, showing off her abs in a $100 Venroy white crochet halter bralette and $620 Acne Studios off-white asymmetric midi skirt for some spicy photos, fans were concerned of her dangerous photo op that took place during a lightning storm.
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She posted several photos of herself.
Kylie shared a couple pictures of herself posing against a metal rail on the yacht. Another image showed a lightning strike illuminating another boat on the water, and it was followed by a video of the socialite posing while it stormed in the background before ending with another snap of Kylie. "Mother storm ⚡️⚡️ ️," she captioned the post.
Some fans showed concern.
Although many people gawked over Kylie's beauty, some showed concern for her safety. "Holding on to a metal railing during a light[n]ing storm is crazy ," one person commented. Other people also pointed out that her leaning against the metal rail was dangerous, expressing she could've been electrocuted.
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Lightning can travel through metal surfaces.
According to Weather.gov, although metal doesn't attract lightning, "it provides a path for the lightning to follow" because of conduction. "Whether inside or outside, anyone in contact with anything connected to metal wires, plumbing, or metal surfaces that extend outside is at risk," the website notes.
The beauty mogul didn't reply to the comment.
Kylie didn't respond to the comment, and other fans continued praising her for her looks.
"Very demure, very classy, very cutesy ❤️ ," one person wrote. "Ok girl you ate with these," another person said.
The post follows her 'British Vogue' cover story.
Kylie's yacht post comes not long after her cover story for British Vogue, in which she opened up about her postpartum experiences with her children. "I feel like people didn't give me, or give women in general, enough empathy," she shared with the magazine. "I see pictures [online] and people are accusing me of being on drugs or something."
