A woman identified as Kylie has faced a barrage of online criticism and been labeled "embarrassing and silly" by internet trolls after sharing a video of herself modeling an extremely high-cut swimsuit. Kylie, who is known for frequently showcasing her figure in revealing attire both at home and during outings, chose a strikingly eye-catching ensemble for a day by the pool.

The swimsuit, described as a bright cobalt blue, featured a design reminiscent of the high-cut aerobic leotards popular in the 1980s. However, its cut was notably more extreme, positioned "painfully high on the sides." Kylie herself described the fit, stating that the legs were so high cut it felt as though the garment was "flossing" her private areas. In an Instagram Reel, she demonstrated how the suit appeared while she was sitting down, revealing both sides of her hips and stomach, as she posed and pouted for the camera. Her caption over the video explicitly stated, "When your suit is cut so high, it's practically flossing."

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The comments section of her post was almost immediately inundated with negative reactions. Trolls swiftly condemned her choice of outfit, with many deeming it "weird and inappropriate." The criticism often centered on her age, with remarks like, "Old ladies trying to stay 21 are about as embarrassing as it comes!" Other comments included "Embarrassing," "Why do women feel the need to embarrass themselves at that age?" and a sarcastic query, "Would someone please come get their grandma?"

Further remarks implored her to "Grow up please!" and stated, "You’re too old for this…. Have some respect for yourself." Some individuals claimed, "Her grandchildren are definitely embarrassed of her," while others bluntly asserted, "You're like 70, not 21..." In a separate Instagram video, Kylie showed the swimsuit while standing and dancing in the pool. Although she did not turn around, observers noted that the back appeared to be a thong. This video also attracted similar negative comments, with users sighing, "Midlife crisis," urging, "Grandma, stop this nonsense!" and labeling her actions as "Needy, tragic and embarrassing."