Khloe Kardashian has hit back at critics of her Instagram post reaction to Monday night 's riots in Baltimore saying she is 'Damned if I do . Damned if I do n't ' . The 30-year-old reality TV star posted - then later deleted - the message 'Pray for Baltimore ' to Instagram on Monday night as protests about the unexplained death of Freddie Gray turned to riots in the hours following his funeral . While over 417,000 followers liked the photo , it did not escape criticism . Khloe Kardashian posted this photo to Instagram on Monday night as protests turned to riots in Baltimore , while more than 400,000 followers liked it , the post - now deleted - also drew criticism . Some critics went after her privileged background and accused her being unable to relate to those involved in the protests . Others accused her of insincerity , and still more aired shockingly racist feelings . Another group felt her prayers were misplaced and were instead needed elsewhere , such as for the victims of the Nepal earthquake . Just 30 minutes later she responded to the wave of responses with a Tweet that read : 'Yall are too much . Damned if I do . Damned if I do n't . So now it 's wrong to pray ? What is wrong with some of you guys ? Let me pray for YOU ' . 'Damned if I do . Damned if I do n't ' . Just 30 minutes after the initial post on Instagram and Twitter , she responded to the wave of criticism asking what was wrong with praying . The responses were not all negative . Many of her fans and followers responded with thanks - particularly those in Baltimore . Others posted their own prayers for Baltimore using the same hashtag : # PrayforBaltimore . On Wednesday night the Instagram photo was delete . Protests about Gray 's death have now spread to six American cities and a curfew has been implemented in Baltimore . Kardashian was photographed at a Beverly Hills gym today . Protests over the unexplained death of Freddie Gray have since spread to six American cities .
Khloe Kardashian posted a photo to Instagram during Monday night 's riots that said : 'Pray for Baltimore ' Despite getting over six likes , the post drew criticism that she was insincere and unable to relate to the issues due to her privileged background . Other critics felt she should focus her prayers elsewhere , such as the victims of the Nepal earthquake . Just 30 minutes later she tweeted that she was : 'Damned if I do . Damned if I do n't ' , and asked : 'Now it 's wrong to pray ? ' The Instagram post has since been deleted . Protests about the unexplained death of Freddie Gray have now spread to 400,000 American cities .