Kendall Jenner Just Called Out a Twitter Troll Criticizing Her Dating Track Record - HarpersBAZAAR.com

Kendall Jenner clapped back at a troll on Twitter on Wednesday who criticized her dating record of notoriously dating NBA basketball players.
"They act like I’m not in full control of where I throw this cooch," responded Jenner.
Jenner's sisters, Kylie Jenner and Khloe Kardashian joined in on the conversation defending their sister and her comments.

Kendall Jenner is notoriously one of the more reserved members of the Kardashian-Jenner family, but that doesn't mean she'll stay quiet when it comes to those choosing to condemn her dating choices.

On Wednesday, Jenner took to Twitter to respond to a social media troll who critiqued the model's track record of having dated a few NBA basketball players. Jenner's love life has been in the news again after being caught embarking on a Sedona-bound road trip with Phoenix Suns player Devin Booker. Previously, Jenner has been linked to other NBA stars such as Ben Simmons, Kyle Kuzma and Blake Griffin.

"They act like I’m not in full control of where I throw this cooch," wrote Jenner after quote-tweeting the critique.

Jenner's sisters, Kylie Jenner and Khloe Kardashian chimed in on the conversation by quote tweeting Kendall's savage clap back with a showing of their support.

"lmfao tweet of the year," wrote Kylie, minutes after seeing her sister's response to the Twitter troll. Khloe jumped in as well, merely responding with a slew of coffin emojis which we would roughly translate to "OMG, I'm dead."

The recent Twitter exchange isn't the first time Jenner has defended her dating record however. Last summer Jenner responded to a meme poking fun at her relationship history, with the image in question showcasing 5 separate NBA Basketball players whom she was rumored to be linked to. Jenner responded to that initial critique with an equally as perfect response, having tweeted, "2 out of 5 accurate, thanks."

Clearly when it comes to matter of the model's love life, Kendall is not to be messed with.

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