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Kate Beckinsale Shuts Down A Very Confused Instagram Troll's Shaming Comments About Her 'Teenage Daughter' 🔥

Kate Beckinsale Shuts Down A Very Confused Instagram Troll's Shaming Comments About Her 'Teenage Daughter' 🔥
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Actress Kate Beckinsale isn't taking any trolling over her teenager daughter, even when her teenage daughter is herself. Confused? So was Kate.


Beckinsale took to Instagram to share a video showing her rocking out at an Adam Ant concert for her birthday celebration, but one fan took issue for all the wrong reasons.



Ben_84x thought Beckinsale's daughter shouldn't be out dancing around, and posted a message to let her know.


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Kate wasn't about to let anyone tell her how to parent.

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But it turns out Ben had it all wrong and caused some confusion.


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Eventually Beckinsale caught on and realized the person Ben was talking about was her.

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Twitter was quick to point out that it's quite the compliment to be confused with your daughter.




We wish Beckinsale the happiest of birthdays in "skimpy" clothes or not.

H/T: People, Instagram

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