LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Dixie D’Amelio is facing backlash for saying she wants “to marry rich” and doesn’t want to work on a reality show.

In the ever-evolving realm of social media and celebrity culture, a single statement can swiftly become the epicenter of a whirlwind of opinions.

TikTok sensation Dixie D’Amelio recently found herself in the eye of a storm of social media criticism for her statement during a recent episode of her Hulu reality show, ‘The D’Amelio Show.’

Dixie D’Amelio’s desire ‘to marry rich’ sparks controversy

Dixie’s statement, “My biggest professional goal is probably to marry rich. I really don’t want to work anymore,” undoubtedly raised eyebrows and ignited a barrage of commentary across social media platforms. Some viewed it as an assertion of entitlement, while others saw it as a stark contrast to the ideals of hard work and self-sufficiency.

The third season of ‘The D’Amelio Show’ has shed considerable light on Dixie D’Amelio’s enduring struggle with Premenstrual Dysmorphic Disorder (PMDD) and the profound impact it has had on her mental well-being and relationships, most notably her bond with her younger sister, Charli.

One of the most potent moments occurred in the premiere episode of Season 3 when Dixie candidly discussed her monthly battle with PMDD. The TikTok star and influencer shared that she schedules regular time off before her period, a coping strategy she utilizes to navigate the intense anxiety and depression that typically overwhelm her during this phase.

Social media blasts Dixie D’Amelio

The internet’s response has been intense, with various users sharing their thoughts on her aspiration to “marry rich.”

On the TikTok’s comment section, one user quipped, “She’s gotta be kidding.” Another commented sarcastically, “All she has to do is post a TikTok, what.”

Amidst the virtual commotion, a third user bluntly noted, “THE PRIVILEGE.”

Someone added a broader perspective to the discussion, stating, “The things I’d do to watch these influencers experience ONE day in the life of the average American lol.”

Another noted, “But like, isn’t her work her passion… that’s the dream!”