Rob Schneider’s daughter Elle King took to her Instagram Story timeline on Monday to seemingly address comments her famous father made on X (formerly Twitter) about drag queens.
Rob Schneider’s daughter Elle King has a different view on drugs than her father (Elle King/Instagram)
Rob Schneider’s daughter Elle King doesn’t seem to agree with her famous father’s stance on the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Rob, an actor and comedian who appeared on Saturday Night Live from 1988 to 1994, made no secret of his outrage over the set, which was loosely inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper,” and felt that certain aspects of the set “disrespected” Christianity. The Hot Chick star was apparently infuriated by a scene that featured DJ and producer Barbara Bucci alongside drag queens and dancers, slamming the spectacle on Twitter.
“I feel bad for all the incredible athletes around the world and I wish you all the best, but I cannot stand to see an Olympics that disrespects Christianity and openly glorifies the devil,” Rob wrote on the platform on Friday.
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“Drugs are not a crime,” Elle posted on her Instagram Story on Monday. (Elle King/Instagram)
This was not his only post on the matter, however, as he appeared on the platform again to voice further criticism, saying:
He explained himself further in another X post on Monday, writing, “Men exposing their genitals in front of kids?! Drag queens?! I couldn’t tell if I was watching the Olympics or a school board meeting…”
Elle appeared to voice her father’s views in a post she shared to her Instagram Story on Monday.
Elle’s post came after her father Rob went on an anti-LGBTQ rant on X (formerly Twitter) (WireImage)
In a recent first slide on her Stories timeline, she shared a photo of herself in masculine clothing, a brown wig, and a fake bushy mustache over her mouth. With the outfit, wig, and sunglasses covering her eyes, it seemed like the singer-songwriter was purposefully trying to make herself appear more masculine.
She let everyone who viewed her story know that dressing as the opposite sex was okay for her and wrote “drag is not a crime” on the slide.
The next post on her Instagram Story timeline was a photo of her posing with members of the band Bertha – Grateful Drag, a tribute band to the pioneering rock band The Grateful Dead, but with their own take on the band’s timeless hits.
Elle struck a playful tongue-out pose while sandwiched between two members of Bertha Grateful Drag. At the bottom of the snap, which she shared to her Story, she wrote: “We’re all born naked. Drag takes the rest.”
