Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker are facing criticism after a PDA-filled red carpet appearance. The couple apparently got especially affectionate at the Los Angeles premiere of “Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear.”
Their interaction was captured on video and shared online, where it quickly became a subject of debate. While some people felt the couple’s behavior was inappropriate for a public event, others argued that their affection was simply a reflection of how much they love each other.
Fans slam Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker ‘over-the-top PDA’ at LA premiere
Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker once again made their affection impossible to miss. The couple attended the Los Angeles premiere of “Travis Barker: Louder Than Fear,” and their red carpet appearance quickly became a talking point online.
A video shared by celebrity gossip account DeuxMoi captured the pair posing for photographers. In the clip, Barker appeared to grab Kardashian’s butt and lick her face while they stood together. They also shared a passionate kiss during the appearance.
The footage soon divided X users. Some viewers felt the PDA was simply too much for a public event. One critic said the couple “really need to get a room,” calling their behavior “over-the-top” and “attention-seeking.” Another commenter described the moment as “a true ick.” They also questioned who the couple was trying to convince with such an obvious display of affection. Meanwhile, another user joked that everyone already understood the pair liked each other and wrote, “Enough.”
Still, plenty of fans came to their defense. Some viewers appeared to see the moment as a reflection of the couple’s close bond. One fan praised their “unmatched rockstar vibes” on every red carpet. Another said they loved how the Blink-182 drummer “loudly loves his wife.” Someone else celebrated Kardashian for finding a partner who “pours love into her.”
Their openness with affection is also nothing new. In a 2022 interview with Harper’s Bazaar, Kardashian discussed how Barker helped her become more comfortable with PDA. She explained that he approaches life as if “nobody exists,” which encouraged her to stay present instead of worrying about people watching.
